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Twiceme Sets a New Standard in Digital Safety with Twiceme 2.0 Update
Twiceme Technology, the digital safety standard for jobsites and adventures, today unveiled Twiceme 2.0, a significant platform upgrade that builds upon the original product, providing a reimagined mobile experience. In addition, the brand has previewed new user features, including Automatic Alerts

Deadpool Meets Darth Vader with Ruroc's Latest Twiceme-Equipped Helmets
Each winter, people seek fresh air, adventures with friends and family, and a good workout when they hit the slopes. Whether carving down a well-groomed run, braving the backcountry to find fresh powder and fewer people, or testing yourself at the terrain park, safety awareness has increased as most

Twiceme Winter Mountain Sports Survey Reveals Athletes Want More Options for Digital Health Storage and Sharing For Emergencies
Twiceme Technology, a Swedish company dedicated to revolutionizing safety solutions, today revealed the findings of its 2025 Winter Mountain Sports Safety Survey. Surveying 500 U.S. winter sports athletes who spend at least five days on the mountain each season, the data revealed that although 93%

Winter Sports Athletes Want More Robust Digital Safety Features
Skiers, snowboarders, and winter sports enthusiasts seek adventure and exercise on the slopes. While fashion and food may seem like the primary concerns for lodge loungers, a recent Twiceme Technology survey highlights a growing demand for improved digital safety features.
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NÜDL Helmets Partners with Twiceme to Enhance Kids Rider Safety
"NÜDL Helmets is teaming up with Twiceme to enhance rider protection with embedded smart safety technology. This innovation ensures that medical and emergency information is instantly accessible, providing peace of mind for parents, guardians, and first responders."

The Digital Divide in Construction Safety
The construction industry stands at a critical technological crossroads, where the gap between management's digital capabilities and workers' access to vital safety information continues to widen. New research reveals a startling disconnect.