Radar Pace

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September 17, 2016
October 1, 2024
9.0+
4+
235.4MB
Apple Watch, iPhone, iPod
English
French
German
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Developer of Radar Pace

Luxottica Group SpA

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Version History of Radar Pace

1.5.1

December 21, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixes

1.5.0

September 5, 2017

This release includes several new features and improvements: - Apple Watch integration allows you to connect your Watch to Radar Pace. You can now use the Watch instead of a heart rate monitor to provide data to Radar Pace. Additionally, all of your stats will be displayed on the Watch screen during each workout. - The new Custom Workout feature enables you to program training sessions before going out for a run or a ride. Use this feature as an alternative to Freeform to set individual goals for your workout. Please note that Custom Workouts can only be started in the app and not via voice. - This release also includes minor bug fixes and improvements.

1.4.1

June 29, 2017

This update includes minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.4.0

May 30, 2017

This release includes several new features and minor bug fixes. We have added: * Workout auto-export to Strava and Runkeeper. You are now able to connect your Strava or Runkeeper account with Radar Pace and choose to automatically export details of each completed workout to these two platforms. * Push notifications to help you stay on track with reminders about upcoming or missed workouts, as well as weekly summaries to help track your progress.

1.3.3

March 23, 2017

This version fixes an issue that caused certain workout programs to be altered due to daylight savings time.

1.3.2

March 14, 2017

This release includes an important safety reminder to use only the provided Oakley® Radar Pace™ Micro USB cable when charging your eyewear.

1.3.0

February 13, 2017

We are dedicated to continuously enhancing your workout experience. This release includes improvements to Bluetooth performance and several minor bug fixes.

1.2.0

November 27, 2016

This release has a firmware upgrade and improvements to the coach to provide an even better workout experience.

1.1.1

September 28, 2016

Bug fixes & added support for additional languages

1.1.0

September 16, 2016

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Description of Radar Pace

RADAR PACE is a real-time voice activated coaching system. The system has two primary components: Smart Eyewear with integrated audio + the Radar Pace mobile application. RADAR PACE is like having a trainer with you whenever you’re running or cycling, a mentor that gives you the help and motivation you need to take performance to a whole new level. TRACKS and analyzes your performance. There’s a lot of technology packed into RADAR PACE. It monitors what you’re doing and how you move, and it adjusts your workout plan as things change. COACHES you with real-time feedback. Tell RADAR PACE about your training goals and an upcoming event, and it will develop a training plan that assesses your level of preparation and dynamically adapts your ongoing training. Vital performance information is stored for later, but you don’t have to wait to take advantage of it. RADAR PACE becomes your personal coach in the here and now. RESPONDS to you in a natural way Using RADAR PACE is intuitive, natural and hands-free. Ask it workout-related questions in different ways, as though you’re speaking to an actual coach who’s right there with you and knows how hard you’re pushing yourself on rides and runs. It even understands the context of your questions, so go ahead and ask follow-up questions. The power of technology meets the power of possibility. We put the best of everything into the RADAR PACE real-time voice activated coaching system. With your new personal trainer for running and cycling, it’s time to reach for the next level and beyond.

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