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BleeqUp Unveils Rover at IFA 2026: The World's First AI Sports Companion Built Into Eyewear

At IFA 2026 in Berlin, we unveiled Rover, the world's first AI sports companion built into eyewear: a second-generation pair of AI sports glasses that brings training, safety, and content creation ...

R-Store Becomes BleeqUp’s Channel Partner of the Month in Italy

This month, we are putting the spotlight on R-Store, our retail partner in Italy. Since the partnership began, the two teams have moved quickly to bring BleeqUp products into stores, prepare reta...

BleeqUp at AWE USA 2026: Spatial AI, Built for the Ride

Long Beach, California — June 2026 We just got back from AWE USA 2026 — the world's #1 XR + AI event — and it was four packed days alongside 5,000+ builders and 250+ exhibitors in Long B...

BleeqUp Redefines Outdoor Wearables at CES 2026: Global Expansion Announced for Flagship 4-in-1 AI Sport Camera Glasses

[LAS VEGAS, NV — Jan 9, 2026] — BleeqUp, a pioneer in specialized smart eyewear, concluded a landmark exhibition at CES 2026 by showcasing its flagship BleeqUp Ranger 4-in-1 AI Sport Camera Glasse...

BleeqUp Debuts Massive 'Core Upgrade' at CES 2026: Register On-Site Now!

[Las Vegas, United States — December 5th, 2025] — BleeqUp, creator of BleeqUp AI “four-in-one” smart sports eyewear, will unveil its largest software-hardware upgrade to date at CES 2026 (Booth #...

BleeqUp Won the 2025 Red Dot Design Award

BleeqUp Ranger scores Red Dot 2025 for innovative cycling glasses design BleeqUp earns the 2025 Red Dot Award for its Ranger AI cycling glasses designed to serve the needs of outdoor enthusiasts. T...

Aurélien Fontenoy at Roc d'Azur: A Backflip, a Village, and a POV From Eye Level

A weekend at Roc d'Azur with trials rider Aurélien Fontenoy, recorded on BleeqUp Rover: the backflip, the village, and what the sport looks like from eye level.

Over 109K Athletes Across 32 Countries Crush Bleequp's 180-Minute Strava Challenge!

If it’s not on Strava, it didn’t happen—and the global community just took that to a whole new level. The BleeqUp 180 Mins Activity Challenge absolutely exploded, bringing together over 109,660 at...

Kalen Walker: 9.94s 100m Dash with BleeqUp Ranger

As global attention turns to the Winter Games, cameras focus on moments of competition. What remains unseen are the years of daily training and refinement that make those moments possible. That ...

Yohan Blake: The Fusion of Speed and Tech

Few athletes in the world understand the demands of elite performance like Yohan Blake — Olympic medalist, World Champion sprinter, and one of the fastest men in history. In his world, every strid...

JB Mack: How the BleeqUp Ranger Turns Every Ride into a Shareable Story

From Commutes to Capturing Coastlines: How JB Mack Rides with Sound, Sight, and Story. JB Mack wasn’t always a cyclist. In 2006, he decided to make a change. Starting at over 300 pounds, he began a...

Grant Goodman: How Cycling and BleeqUp Ranger Redefined Life

From Sedentary to Saddle Grant Goodman, an endurance cycling coach from the UK, wasn’t always the athlete he is today. Years ago, he led a sedentary lifestyle that left him unfit and overweight — ...

Camera Glasses on the Slopes: What Works, and What You Should Not Expect

Cold-weather battery drain, an IP65 rating that does not survive immersion, and the reason glasses and goggles are different products — followed by what eye-level capture genuinely adds to a ski day.

Baseball Camera Glasses: What the Hitter, the Coach and the Umpire Each See

What a head-worn camera actually sees during batting practice, what it misses, and how the view from the plate differs from the view a coach or an umpire needs.

Running Sunglasses for Women: Fit, Weight and What Stays Put

What actually determines whether running sunglasses stay on, how lens tints map to conditions, and the checks that predict fit problems before you buy.

City Running: Routes, Traffic and Making Urban Miles Work

How to plan a city route that does not stop every 300 metres, how to handle junctions and crossings, and what actually changes when you run in traffic.

Cycling Climbs and Mountain Passes: Pacing, Gearing and Filming Them

How climbs are actually paced, how to choose gearing for a pass you have not ridden, what the profile does not tell you, and how to record the climb and descent without stopping.

Getting Footage Off Camera Glasses: How the Phone Connection Works

What actually happens between recording and editing — pairing, transfer speeds, why video rarely moves over Bluetooth, and how to build a routine that survives a wet, cold ride.

Cycling for Beginners: Routes, Gear, and Your First Real Rides

How to start cycling without overbuying or overreaching: route selection, the gear that matters early, and how to build up ride by ride.

Bike Touring Gear and Routes: Recording the Long Ride

How to plan touring routes and gear around the real constraints of multi-day riding, and how to record long days without carrying a film crew's worth of equipment.

Cycling Essentials That Earn Their Place

How to decide what belongs in your cycling kit by matching each item to a real ride need rather than to a generic checklist.

Cycling Accessories That Help You Record Your Rides

The cycling accessories worth carrying if you record your rides, chosen by what they contribute to capturing a ride rather than by general usefulness.

Cycling Camera Mount vs Camera Glasses: What Actually Works on a Ride

An honest comparison of cycling camera mounts and camera glasses, covering stability, setup effort, footage character, and long-term use.

Best Camera for Cycling Videos: Why Wearable Beats a Mount

Comparing handlebar, helmet, and wearable camera options for cycling, and the factors that matter more than resolution.