Smartwatch will become a health guard! Get a warning before you lose pure? Discussion of new features of Samsung Galaxy Watch

• New technology in the Samsung Galaxy Watch can detect changes in heart rate and blood pressure and predict the risk of fainting.
• This feature is being developed to alert users of potential danger by monitoring conditions like ‘vasovagal syncope’.
• Currently this feature is in the research phase and is considered a big step for preventive healthcare in the future.

Smartphones and smartwatches are both the most used gadgets these days. When you connect the smartwatch to the smartphone, you don’t have to use the smartphone frequently for many tasks like calls, messages, app notifications. Just like smartphones, tech companies keep launching new smartwatches with many updates and upgrades. In which some special features are provided. Now we are going to tell you about one such feature. Tech company Samsung Working on a unique smartwatch feature. The discussion of this new feature is now everywhere. Now let’s know how exactly this feature is going to work and how the users are going to benefit from it. (Photo Courtesy – Pinterest)

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Smartwatches are no longer limited to counting steps, checking heart rate or taking calls. Gradually this little watch is turning into a health monitoring machine. South Korean tech company Samsung has demonstrated a technology that can predict future major health emergencies. Samsung claims that its Galaxy Watch can already detect signs of pure loss. Samsung has conducted a research together with Chung-Ang University Gwangmyeong Hospital in South Korea.

• 132 patients were included in the study.
• Samsung claims to predict unconsciousness with 84.6% accuracy

That’s how technology works

This technology primarily works on ‘vasovagal syncope’, a condition in which the heart rate and blood pressure suddenly drop rapidly and the person may lose consciousness. This is often caused by stress, pain, fear or standing for long periods of time. A sudden fall poses a risk of head injury or fracture, which can be avoided with this warning.

Currently at research stage

Importantly, this feature is currently not available for general users. It is still in the research stage and Samsung has not announced when it will be launched. According to experts, while this technology is useful, it cannot be a substitute for doctors. Also, its accuracy may vary with different body types and skin tones.

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Beneficial for preventive health care

The Galaxy Watch has a PPG sensor, which tracks blood circulation and heart rhythm. Additionally, subtle changes in the heart are captured using heart rate variability data. Samsung sees this technology as a major step forward in preventative measures.