Apple is working to deliver hypertension and sleep apnea detection capablities to its next-gen Apple Watch in 2024.
Mark Gurman for Bloomberg News:
Here are the key takeaways on what’s planned for the Apple Watch in 2024:
• A new sensor to detect when a person’s blood pressure is elevated. The initial system won’t show a user their exact systolic and diastolic measurements, but the company is working on a follow-up version for later that could. This will be coupled with a new blood pressure journal so a user can notate what was happening when hypertension occurred.
• A new system to detect sleep apnea. The Apple Watch will monitor a person’s sleeping and breathing habits to predict if a person has the condition. An app will then recommend a user follow-up with a doctor.
Apple is working on a new Apple Watch for later next year with an updated design that would support the new capabilities, Bloomberg News previously reported.
MacDailyNews Take: Next year, we’ll see even more Apple Watches on wrists around the world!
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Man, just make it so I can row in a scull or a sweep boat with it, already.