Technology
Showcase Techquarium

Techquarium is Extentia’s platform to demonstrate new technology and hardware.

It is Extentia’s way of showcasing innovations in technology both internally and to the outside world. It involves IoT, AR, VR, wearables, 3D printing, and AI technologies. We showcase devices to a variety of audiences with the intent to promote workable ideas for them.

Techquarium represents Extentia’s commitment to innovation in technology.

Devices Showcased

In addition to our regular internal sessions, we have conducted several external ones for companies, schools, colleges, events, and the media.

Amazon Echo Family

Hands-free assistance with the Amazon Echo family! A collection of voice controlled devices powered by Alexa, Amazon's virtual assistant. These devices can perform a range of tasks such as playing music, answering questions, setting reminders, controlling smart home devices, and making phone calls, all through voice commands. Additionally, the Echo devices come with a vast range of skills and integrations with third-party services, providing users with even more functionality.

Electric Imp

Electric Imp is a California and England-based company that provides hardware and software solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). This particular hardware (imp 001) is a Wi-Fi and processor containing module which can be loaded with an SD card (The white card in the picture) and connected to the cloud as per the user's needs. For instance, it can function as a temperature, pressure and humidity detector.

NeuroSky Mindwave

It is a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) device that allows you to understand and possibly even influence your brainwaves. Users can develop their own applications and the device is compatible with iOS, Android, PC, and Mac. With more than 100 brain training games and educational apps on the NeuroSky App Store, the possibilities are mindboggling!

3D Printer

A 3D printer is a device which converts a two-dimensional image into a three-dimensional object. It is used for artistic work by hobbyists, and in schools and hospitals and is compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux software systems.

Oculus Rift

The Oculus Rift is a virtual reality headset developed by Oculus VR. It provides an immersive, 360-degree experience that allows users to interact with digital environments in a more natural and intuitive way. The headset tracks the user's head movements, providing a seamless and realistic experience that feels like you are actually in the virtual world.

Oakter HUB

A home automation kit that has smart wall sockets, which allows you to turn devices on and off, using their respective mobile application. Oakter HUB works with both iOS and Android devices. Get set to control your devices from your smartphone!

Google Home

Google Home is a smart speaker powered by the Google Assistant, allowing users to access various services and control smart home devices using voice commands. It can play music, answer questions, set reminders, and even make phone calls hands-free. Google Home also has the ability to integrate with other Google services, making it a powerful tool for managing your daily life.

Creo Pop

The first 3D pen in the market with ink that is cool on release. Unlike its 3Doodler counterpart, Creo Pop produces the concept of using “jelly-like” ink through its cartridges that are cool to the touch and are hardened via UV Ray light located at the tip of the mouth. It does not require an external power cord and the inks come in different variants such as glow-in-the-dark or magnetic.

LIFX

LIFX is an LED Bulb which has a spectrum of 1 million colors. It can be connected to the internet via the WiFi and be controlled via smartphone apps available in the Google Play Store, App Store and the Windows Store. Its unique feature allows it to take any color out of a possible million combinations.

Leap Motion

An interactive input device for computers that senses the users’ hands. Among other features, users could lift and drop things in cyberspace. The sensor device supports hand and finger gestures. Emulating Iron Man was never this exciting!

Flic

Flic is a wireless smart button that can be programmed to perform a range of actions, such as controlling smart home devices, taking photos, and sending messages. It can be attached to various surfaces and used as a shortcut for frequent tasks, making it a convenient tool for simplifying your daily routine. Flic also has integrations with various third-party services, providing even more possibilities for customization.

Moov Classic

A fitness wearable that provides personalized coaching for various workouts, such as running, cycling, and swimming. It tracks your movements and provides real-time feedback on your form and technique, helping you achieve better results and reduce the risk of injury. Moov Classic also has a range of features, such as guided workouts and challenges, that make it a great tool for anyone looking to improve their fitness.

Moov Now

A next-generation fitness wearable that uses advanced sensors to track your movements and provide personalized coaching for various workouts. It provides real-time feedback on your form and technique, helping you improve your performance and reduce the risk of injury.

Moov HR

A heart rate monitor that provides accurate and real-time tracking of your heart rate during workouts. It can be used on its own or in combination with other Moov devices, such as the Moov Now, to provide even more comprehensive data analysis. With its comfortable and adjustable design, Moov HR is a great tool for anyone looking to optimize their workouts and track their progress over time.

Rasberry Pi

A tiny, general-purpose computer, the size of a credit card which plugs into your TV and keyboard. It was invented to make computing more widespread, in classrooms and homes. It can be used for making projects and for regular things that a desktop PC can do like word processing and browsing the internet.

NFC Tags

Available in the size of coins, the NFC Tags employ Near-Fear-Communication technology to reveal details about the product it’s attached to. It is a lot like RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) which is already in mass use but
works at a maximum range of 4 inches. With more mobile devices coming into the market with NFC capability, the tags take information about products to the next level.

VR Box

Watching a movie on your phone has never been better with an affordable VR box. A VR box is an affordable and easy-to-use virtual reality device. A full 3D experience is possible without the presence of a television. The mobile phone must be compatible with virtual reality. It comes in all sizes – from a 3.5 inch to a 6-inch device depending on your smartphone, whether an iPhone/Android.

Sensor Tag

A Sensor Tag is a one-of-a-kind development kit targeted for smartphone app developers. The device is a Bluetooth enabled smart development gear, which is focused on wireless instruments. The Sensor Tag can be a
prototype, reference design, and development platform for a variety of smart phone accessories.

Tile Slim

A thin and discreet Bluetooth tracker that can be attached to various items, such as wallets,
passports, and laptops. It can be easily located using the Tile app, which tracks the device's last known location and provides real-time updates when it is nearby. With its slim and sleek design, Tile Slim is a great tool for anyone who frequently misplaces their belongings.

Google VR Cardboard

An affordable, eco-friendly, pocket-friendly solution to Virtual Reality. Google brings its cardboard VR Kit for as cheap as Rs 250 in a DIY format where the user just must connect the Velcro to set up their very own VR box. It has a holder at the front for a smart phone and it allows the user to view any VR movie or application through the lenses on the cardboard.

Tile

A Bluetooth tracker that can be attached to various items, such as keys, bags, and pet collars, to help you locate them quickly and easily. It can be tracked using the Tile app, which provides real-time updates on the device's location and allows you to ring it to help locate it.

3Doodler

3D printing pen that allows users to create three-dimensional drawings by extruding heated plastic through a pen-like device. It provides a unique and intuitive way to create art, design prototypes, and even repair or modify existing objects. With its versatile and user-friendly design, 3Doodler is a great tool for anyone looking to explore the world of 3D printing without the need for expensive equipment or technical expertise.

AirBar

A magnetic strip which can be attached to your PC by plugging in the USB port, making your PC completely touch screen. The light field reacts to any disturbance, making it possible to use anything to touch. You can pinch, zoom, swipe or scroll away using your fingers, gloves or even a brush.

Pavlok

It’s time to zap yourself out of that bad habit! The device integrates with other sensors and your friends’ devices to keep you on track. ‘Zaptic’ feedback ensures that you are able to change your behavior at a deeply psychological
level and the manual mode can be used to target habits that may not even be detectable yet. Adjust the intensity and watch your life change for the better – one zap at a time.

Thync

We all have ways to alter our mood during the day. Based on neuro-signaling, Thync is a type of wearable technology which stimulates your nerves using low-level electric pulses, to heighten your mood, and make you stress-free.

HUDWAY Glass

HUDWAY Glass can be used as a head-up display on any mobile device. It allows you to turn your smartphones into a trendy navigation system for every light condition. The transparent glass provides a clear road view without distraction, so drive safe with HUDWAY Glass!

Chromecast

A digital media player created by Google allows users with mobile devices or personal computer systems to control audio-visual playback from the internet to an HD television set. Using Google Cast the content can be streamed from a PC or Android device.

Chromecast 2

Casting your favorite TV show, movies, and videos from your smartphone has never been easier with the launch of Chromecast 2. It is compatible with all the modern state-of-the-art Wi-Fi routers, which can enable faster and smoother streaming. It comes with a new snug design and is now also available in different colors.

Hackaball

A toy for the 21st century – it looks like a ball, but it is much more than that. The computer inside Hackaball has sensors that detect motions such as being dropped, bounced, kicked, shaken or being perfectly still which allows kids to code their own games via a free iOS App. Apart from teaching them how to code, it promotes conversation and activity rather than staring passively at a screen. Now, get your kids off the couch!

Hologram Tool

The hologram tool allows for instant holographic projection at a super low cost. This allows for a more immersive experience for smartphone users as the latest movies or the popular video games are enhanced with an added dimension.

RICOH THETA– 360 Camera

This device makes you feel like you are ‘right there, right now’. The RICOH THETA gives high quality and performance. Its live view enables the user to check the exposure and white balance while shooting, using the smartphone app. It also has live HD streaming and a memory storage of 8 GB.

Polaroid Zip

Polaroid ZIP is a pocket-sized, instant photo printer which pairs wirelessly to any smartphone or tablet, via Bluetooth 4.0 or NFC. A mobile app is available for both iOS and Android devices. Click and get a print instantly!

Cardboard Projector

A Cardboard projector is a compact and portable projector. Show off to the world your great experiences and adventures by just fitting your phone into it. Creating a vintage setup from modern technology is now possible with this device. Ranging from 3.2 – 6.2 inches, the projector is compatible with all smartphones in this size.

LED Badges

Fully programmable and bright LED badges are the next step in their evolution. These come with tiny Lithium-Ion batteries and since they consume so little power, the batteries last a really long time. The badges can be programmed for different colors, symbols and letters and often come with features such as scrolling.

Teewe

Teewe (pronounced: “Tee-Wee”) is a Wireless HDMI Streaming Stick that allows for media streaming to your Television through the tap of a button, wirelessly, of course. At just Rs 2399, it allows you to watch what you want, play youtube videos, download music, videos and other media from anywhere – phone or laptop. To sweeten the deal, it can also mirror your browser and bring internet to your TV.

Pocket Projector

The ultra-portable pocket projector by Aaxa features 25 lumen LED light source, HD Resolution, Built-In Battery, Vibrant Color Technology among other things. This projector can be connected to various devices, including your smartphone. What makes it even better is the onboard video, picture, and music player.

MeeGo Pad

MeeGo is a Linux-based operating system for smartphones and tablets initially developed by Nokia and Intel. It is an open-source initiative. MeeGo Pad is a startup company that is dedicated towards providing the next generation of minicomputers that are portable and affordable for the common populace.

Coin

Coin is a company that turns all of your cards, be it debit or credit, into one card. They have developed a super-thin battery and Bluetooth signal over the years, with a magnet that represents all of your cards and safely functions with all kinds of card machines.