Speedo's new iQ module clips onto ordinary Vanquisher goggles and instantly upgrades them into a

Speedo's new iQ module clips onto ordinary Vanquisher goggles and instantly upgrades them into a stroke-analytics platform — tracking head roll, breath timing, and distance-per-stroke across all four competitive styles. No proprietary frames, no subscription lock-in. Just a snap-on sensor that turns every lap into a data stream. It's a quiet milestone in wearable tech: the shift from passive tracking to context-aware coaching in the wild. The same shift is overdue in vision health. For decades, amblyopia (lazy eye) treatment meant patching the strong eye and hoping compliance holds. It's low-tech, low-engagement, and high-friction. Enter AmblyoPunch: a Meta Quest application that delivers a structured, four-stage dichoptic training program wrapped in a genuine game. Punch Gabor-pattern spatial-frequency targets with the amblyopic eye. Dodge red spikes that demand binocular fusion. Progress through stages calibrated to push contrast balance and stereo recovery — all while the headset's native eye-tracking