Amazfit goes for all in health: electrocardiogram, blood pressure and much more

Amazfit watches have stood out in Spain in recent years for their great relationship between price and quality, offering increasingly better designs and health and sport features. In each new generation we see how they continue to improve, and it seems that they already have in mind what will be the main characteristics of their future watches.

Huami, the company that Amazfit is behind, recently decided to change its name to Zepp Health with the aim of becoming more international. Beyond the name change, the company aspires to remain among the best when it comes to health.

Electrocardiogram and blood pressure: the next news from Amazfit

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Mike Yeung, COO of Zepp Health has made some pretty interesting statements on Wareable. In them, he comments on some of the features that the company is working on and that are pending approval. Zepp Health collaborates with Alivecor, manufacturer of electrocardiogram sensors. Although Zepp is working on their own algorithm for the sensors, they hope to get FDA approval by combining their own hardware with Alivecor’s algorithms, which already have proven quality.

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The manager considers that one of the best features that smart watches currently have is in the field of arrhythmia detection thanks to the capabilities generated by electrocardiograms, but they seek to go one step further. To do this, they work on blood pressure and blood glucose meters in order to be able to perform more advanced analyzes during sleep, which today would be Amazfit’s most ambitious goal.

Amazfit’s progress as a company specialized in health watches is worthy of praise, although in the field of smart watches there are still key aspects to improve beyond health, such as support for third-party applications or the implementation of a payment system. mobiles that work globally.

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