The Ember Travel Mug 2+ uses Apple’s Find My technology and also lets you control the temperature.
The people at Ember demonstrated that their device still knew the location of a mug they left back in their hotel room, though we were half a mile away in a different casino. The app gives the address and approximate location of the device. The company reps also said the Travel Mug 2+
contains a speaker that can play a sound when you’re searching under the pillows for your lost mug. And now if you think you’re coworker is stealing your mug, you have a way to catch the thief red-handed.The Apple Find My feature showing the location and address of the person’s mug half a mile away.Melanie Peralta, Ember’s director of PR, said their company has had a strong relationship with Apple for years now.
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