Yesterday, Garmin International, announced the vívosmart 3, the latest addition to their popular vivo series health and fitness trackers. The vívosmart 3 relies on Firstbeat technology to deliver high-end fitness monitoring tools, like automatic VO2max fitness level detection with a new interpretation, Fitness Age, accurate Calorie Counts, and for the first time All-day Stress tracking.

Garmin International has introduced the Forerunner 935. The new flagship multisport device from Garmin will bring the latest generation of physiological analytic capabilities from Firstbeat Technologies to the Forerunner series for the first time. The three new Firstbeat training features - Anaerobic Training Effect, Training Load, and Training Status - debuted earlier this year in the Garmin Fenix 5 series, which was named as a CES 2017 Innovati...

Garmin International, a unit of Garmin, has introduced the new Garmin Drive - a range of portable navigation devices (PNDs) specifically designed to help increase driver situational awareness. There are four models in the range - the Garmin Drive, Garmin DriveSmart, Garmin DriveAssist and Garmin DriveLuxe. The 2016 Garmin Drive product line is being showcased in the Garmin booth (South Hall 4 #35811) at this year’s Consumer Electronic Show,...

Garmin International has announced the babyCam, the first in-vehicle video monitor that functions wirelessly with a compatible Garmin GPS sat nav. Aimed at facilitating driver safety, the babyCam conveniently transmits video to the GPS sat nav display. This affords parents or caregivers the benefit of daily route guidance while the babyCam monitors their children in the back seat of a vehicle.

The first portable navigation device to feature a built-in dash cam and advanced alerts to enhance driver awareness on the road has been introduced by Garmin International. Thanks to the integrated dash cam that continuously records and automatically saves files on impact, the nüviCam offers the protection of having an eyewitness that records exactly where and when events occurred.

Britain's motorists are set to benefit from a world first in sat nav technology which will improve awareness of level crossings and encourage safer driving. A free downloadable application which alerts drivers with a cheery train whistle sound that they are approaching a level crossing has been developed by Network Rail and leading satellite navigation provider Garmin.