2023-05-21 10:32:00
Chengdong says the watch uses several metrics to indicate when the user’s blood glucose level is high and may present a risk to the user’s health. In this way, the CEO explained that the watch cannot yet be used as a medical precision reader, but it can help diabetics to keep their health under control.
In a demo video, the CEO says the watch is capable of monitoring 10 health metrics like heart rate, pulse wave characteristics and more within 60 seconds to tell if the glucose level is high or not.
A capture of the video posted on Weibo shows the following alert on the watch screen:
You may experience short-term blood sugar fluctuations. A diet high in sugar, oil and fat can increase your risk of high blood sugar. Please continue monitoring.
Chengdong says this is the world’s first smart watch with this capability without the need for any additional accessories and needles, which is a relief for those who need to prick their fingers several times a day to maintain their health.
On the other hand, sources say that Apple is also working on this technology, which means that the Apple Watch may also receive this function in some future model.
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