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A wearable is a small electronic device you wear to collect information. Temple goes near your temple, not your wrist: a medical-grade adhesive grip holds it against the side of your head.

It costs ₹85,000 in India.

The company says its BrainFlow system collects signals from tissue and blood vessels around that spot. Those are company-described capabilities, not proof of a medical benefit.

India pre-orders opened on November 1 at 9:30 pm. CNBC TV18 reports that temple.com briefly suffered access problems as visitors arrived.

Deepinder Goyal, the Zomato founder backing Temple, said orders were still working through the app.

Goyal acknowledged that the team underestimated traffic and lacked automatic scaling. That means adding computing capacity as demand rises, like opening more checkout lanes when a queue grows.

A premium gadget with an adhesive grip met a website without enough room for the queue. The device had somewhere to stick.

The visitors had somewhere to wait.

In our imaginary repair department, Lil’meme tries sticking the laptop to his head too. This is not how you add computing capacity.

It is how you acquire a very expensive earring.

No order count or visitor total was disclosed. A crash is not a sales receipt, and it does not establish a sellout.

Devices are made after ordering, with delivery expected in about 3 months.

The useful lesson: test the buying process as carefully as the product. Glue can hold a wearable; it cannot hold up a website.

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