DisLabeled | Tech (102)

Brian searches for technologies to help him better navigate the world. He meets with the founders of a tech startup called WearWorks, who allow him to test out a prototype of their navigational wristband, the Wayband - a technology that helped British marathon runner Simon Wheatcroft become the first blind runner to race in the New York City Marathon without human assistance. Running in the park with another triathlete and Wayband brand ambassador, Brian is encouraged to adopt a physical fitness regime and lose those extra pounds.
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