Over the last few years we have seen how the measurement of our daily activity was something that took more and more relevance. We measure the steps we take, the amount of water we drink, the calories we consume and the calories we get from food …
It is possible that in Spain not all mobile users use this data, but more and more goals are set, more or less realistic, to try to motivate themselves.
What is PAI (Personal Activity Intelligence)
One of the novelties that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 brought was a new measurement option called PAI. This function has been developed by Amazfit for its watches, but now it is also integrated within the Xiaomi bracelet.
Similar to what Apple does with its measurements on the Apple Watch, Amazfit has developed a PAI index (Personal Activity Intelligence or Personal Activity Intelligence) through its own algorithm.
What this mathematical formula does is calculate in a single digit the total of our daily activity so that we can compare it in a simple way with other users. It is not the same to walk 20 kilometers if we weigh 80 kilos than if we do it with 60.
What do we have to consider
Like any other function of the bracelet, using the PAI parameter is optional and although the company indicates that it is healthy for it to be above 100, this does not mean that we have to obsess.
This score is based on the measurement of our heart rate, among other things, and takes into account the last 7 days.
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