Apple Watch Hits a ‘6’er; Introduces Blood Oxygen level tracker
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The American multinational technology company, Apple Inc., has set yet another benchmark with the launch of its Apple Watch Series 6. Surpassing expectations of its users, Apple has once again hit a masterstroke. The new watch comes with a revolutionary health dimension. Incorporated with a Blood Oxygen sensor and the app it provides a metric to measure the health and fitness of the user.
ECG can be taken anywhere, anytime with the new Apple Watch Series 6 buckled on your wrist!. Steve Jobs founded Apple has set its base on imagination, innovation & design. This unique feature added by Apple has once again left the audience in awe. This new development comes at a time when the demand for oximeters is quite rampant. By keeping a check on the blood oxygen level, severe cases of Covid19 can be flagged. It also helps in averting influenza by notifying early signs of respiratory conditions. A special, advanced, and custom algorithm is integrated into the app which measures the level of oxygen between 70-100%.
What to look for in Apple Watch Series 6 –
The watch helps to streamline sleep schedules with the all-new Sleep app. A routine of regular bedtimes can be established. It inspires the user to stay fitter by helping them track their workout metrics in water, at the gym, or on the road. An array of options is thrown out to the users – music, podcast, audiobooks, and 70Mn songs on Apple Music. The watch offers a solo loop without a buckle, tailored to the size of your wrist with 9 customer sizes. It is ultra-comfortable, lightweight & easy to wear.
The plan ahead –
Apple plans to undertake research by conducting 3 health studies. It aims to explore new avenues with regards to how blood oxygen level can be used in future health applications. Apple Inc. proposes to collaborate with the University of California, Irvine & Anthem to study how longitudinal measurements of blood oxygen and other physiological signals can help in managing and controlling asthma. Apple also envisions working with investigators at the Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research and the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre at the University Health Network. It plans to research and align blood oxygen level with Apple Watch metrics to manage heart failures.
Apple continues to soar higher with the launch of new products making every wait worthwhile.
