Uemis Zurich scuba dive assistant with OLED display

Posted in Outdoors by Conner Flynn on January 7th, 2009

Uemis Zurich scuba dive assistant with OLED displayWhether you live the life of James Bond or Lara Croft, you may occasionally find yourself underwater, scuba diving. From Swiss company Uemis comes this computer with colored OLED display. The Uemis Zurich diver assistant supports 10.000:1 contrast ratio in a colored display, has intuitive menu control, and 5-way navigation with three non-slip slide controls.

The scuba driver assistant can be connected to a PC via USB and the myUemis can also be synchronized in a similar manner. It also has a tank pressure sensor which transmits the tank pressure to the SDA uemis Zurich. The wristbands are available in three different sizes, in case you have an odd wrist.

The entire unit gets power through a lithium-polymer battery or integrated high-performance solar cells. Great way to get all the info you need while diving.

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One Comment to “Uemis Zurich scuba dive assistant with OLED display”
  1. Divermath Says:

    Really nice to view. But I don’t think it is possible to plan your dives (no planner inside).
    After three weeks the mine has blocked. No way to connect it at the PC.
    I sent it to Uemis Zurich and am still waiting it back…
    Not very nice for professionals to wait so much time without a solution.

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