ICYMI: Smart measuring leggings, 3D-printed Adidas and more

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Today on In Case You Missed It: LikeAGlove’s new smart leggings that measure your body, then match you to the perfectly-fitted pair of jeans just went on presale for $49. A new camera that reminds us of Lytro because of post-photo focusing abilities uses spider eyes as inspiration for its rig of 16 lenses with different focal lengths. But it’ll cost you at least $1,300. So soak that in for awhile. Meanwhile Adidas wants to 3D-print midsoles that are designed specifically for customer’s foot contours.
And just because it’s Space Week, we are briefly touching on the news that NASA found blue skies and water on the former planet, Pluto, while giving you a way to get calm again after the anger about Pluto rises up, with an app called PAUSE that’s designed to help you meditate.
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