After smart thermostats and smart forks, it was only a matter of time before someone put bluetooth and some sensors in one of the oldest tools known to humankind: the cup. Pre-orders open today for the $99 Vessyl, a glass and polymer-coated cup that identifies and measure liquids poured into it. It also tracks what you’re drinking throughout the day. The idea is that over the course of a week or so, users can see how many calories or grams of sugar they’ve unwittingly imbibed without having to tally up any numbers themselves.
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