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Revolutionizing Measurement: The NeoRuler and M-Cube by Hozo Design
Hozo Design introduces innovative digital measuring devices: the NeoRuler and M-Cube, both engineered to enhance precision in micro and macro measurements, simplifying their execution.
The realm of measurement tools has seen minimal transformative changes over recent years. Traditional rulers remain largely unchanged.
With the launch of the NeoRuler and M-Cube, Hozo Design is set to redefine how we measure, whether at a workstation or on-the-go.
Exploring the NeoRuler
The NeoRuler expands on conventional ruler functionality significantly. Unlike typical rulers measured in centimeters or inches along their edges, this tool resembles advanced calipers.
Construction Features of the NeoRuler
Setting aside traditional visual measuring practices, this device employs a digital display for length readings. Rather than aligning visually with an object’s edge, users slide an indicator along its channel to achieve accurate measurements displayed numerically.
These measurements appear in both metric (millimeters) and imperial (inches) units.
Display Specifications of the NeoRuler
The device features a 1.14-inch vibrant color LCD display with a resolution of 240 x 135 pixels—lower than that found in smartwatches but effective enough for its purpose. While it may seem complex for something typically viewed as straightforward true-to-form; it delivers functionality via various scales ranging from 100,000:1 to 1:100,000. This versatility allows users to accurately assess distances when dealing with architectural plans or maps across various units such as feet or kilometers.
This model features illuminating indicators that guide users while marking utilized areas—the added visibility is exceptionally beneficial as it helps correlate physical dimensions accurately against measuring standards—this innovation shines through especially during projects requiring defined spacings like those offered by its inclusive Space Divider feature tailored for pinpoint accuracy between highlighted points.