Apple Watch will get in the future may be more medical functions – Wearables Magazine

Apple would be behind the scenes working on new medical functions for the Apple Watch. That will only in future generations of the net fresh polssieraad be processed.

Bloomberg reports that the Apple Watch in the near future, probably already is with a better slaapmonitor and fitness apps. Which make better use of the heart rate monitor to provide reliable information to present to the user.

Slaapmonitor

Slaapmonitoring is for the Apple Watch is tricky because the polsapparaat the night to the charger. That recommend Apple itself. Do you do the load at a different time on the day, you can make him not wear it. Difficult. This function is limping on the lack of battery power of the Apple Watch. Yet, according to Bloomberg interesting features to come. The time of a peak in the heart rate to the heart rate at rest should be measured to the fitheids state of the user to measure.

Health Kit

Health Kit and the Health app are getting a lot of new features, because Apple has the healthcare completely discovered as a growth market. Bloomberg reports not when that will happen, but these possibilities are very innovative. Health Kit would be a simple hunter of the heart rate and the movements of its wearer, upgraded to a real diagnostic device, where doctors can have. Details are however still unknown.

remote Diagnostics

The Apple Watch would in any case be used as a kind of long-range diagnosesteller. So you don’t have to go to hospital for some diagnoses to make; that the physician from the hospital do with the help of the sent data of the Apple Watch. Also would Health Kit the collected data to interpret.

blood Glucose

Apple has earlier this year the company Gliimpse bought. Gliimpse was trying to develop software that secures data in all possible ziekenhuissystemen can be entered.

Apple runs, however, against a few difficult limits. A blood glucose meter or a meter of oxygen in the blood is never on the Apple Watch will be added because the device against an obstacle collides: approval is needed from the U.s. Food and drug administration. That sets the bar high; the device would then, for example, much longer on a battery charge should be able to work and it would also be independent of a connected iPhone service should be able to do. Without built-in lte chip, the Apple Watch, not yet.