Kymera Magic Wand Remote Control

Kymera Magic Wand Remote Control

As Seen On Dragons Den 2010 The Kymera Wand is a Universal Infrared Remote Control that recognizes up to 13 gestures and sends the according infrared signals.It can learn infrared codes from any remote control (including Mac Apple Remote). Gesture recognition is achieved through an built in accelerometer.The Kymera is a truly magical feat of circuitous wizardry sensing your every movement & thence employing beams of invisible light to control most domestic equipment at a distance. This Wand is not a Toy, it is a finely tuned Instrument of Control. Practice mode: Wand pulses gesture number for each recognized gesture. Casting mode: Wand pulses exactly once for each recognized and learned gesture. Sleep mode: Wand goes to sleep after 60 seconds of inactivity.
Learning mode:

• Enter - hold upright (tip on top), and tap twice - 4 quick pulses
• Move slowly horizontally,
• Perform gesture, pulses gesture number
• rapid pulses, press function to learn on remote control,
• big pulse for success,
• repeat learn step,
• Exit learning mode, turn wand upside down (with the tip pointing down), tap once, 4 quick pulses

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The surprise entry is the Kymera Magic Wand, which recently featured onDragons’ Den. Searches for the TV remote control have dropped off since its appearance on the BBC show but have stayed at a respectable level, picking up more searches than any other TV-related product" (Hitwise,2010)."We’ve saved the best for last. This one has been on Dragon’s Den, so has the backing of Dragon Duncan Bannatyne. Don’t that that put you off though, as this is pretty cool. The wand comes with the candle that youcan turn on and off and the neat thing is that once the LED candle is lit, you can blow it out. So if you are a fan of the occult, or just want to add a little Harry Potter into your life, then the Kandela wand is probably as close as you’ll get. Remember, it’s Wingardium Leviosa, not Wingardium Leviosaaa" (Pocket-Lint, 2010).