TechRadar September 28, 2019
Your next wearable could save your life
Imagine your fitness tracker vibrates on your wrist – but it’s not because you’ve reached your 10,000 steps goal for the day or because you’ve received an email. Instead, your tracker is warning you that your blood pressure is high, your doctor has seen the stats in real-time and they want you to de-stress. Or maybe an analysis of your sweat is showing you’re a little too dehydrated. Or maybe the air around you is full of allergens and could set off your asthma.
The sensors within our fitness trackers have improved greatly in recent years. We now have more accurate heart rate monitors, accelerometers to...
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