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In 2010, the senior design and executive team, with experience in the indoor fitness industry, began developing a tool to change power measurement for indoor cycling. It was in the indoor fitness market that the first Stages power meter came to life and was tested, eventually becoming the Stages outdoor cycling meter. The first outdoor meter released in 2012. Stages Cycling was the first cycling power meter to use Bluetooth and ANT + software on a meter, allowing it to be easily updated with firmware. [1] The meter was also the first to have active temperature compensation, which maintains the meter's accuracy despite weather changes, without the need to stop pedaling to recalibrate. The meter also employed the use of an accelerometer to measure cadence, eliminating the need for external sensors, cables, or moving parts, which at launch were necessary for many crank-based power measurement devices. In 2015, Stages Cycling innovated again with the launch of the first carbon power meters that allowed carbon crank riders to have a meter on their carbon crank. This was Campagnolo's first carbon meter.