As one of the leading manufacturers of wearable devices globally, Huawei has a diverse range of smart watches to meet the needs of users, especially the Watch GT line. Continuous quality improvement is also done to increase the accuracy of health data measurement while maintaining a competitive advantage.
In line with that Huawei today launched the new Huawei TruSense System which increases data processing capacity by 15% better. In addition to being able to reduce the rate of signal loss by 20% and improve the accuracy of heart rate monitoring especially during exercise.
Basically the Huawei TruSense Sytem is a heart rate monitoring technology with a combination of improved sensors and algorithms for a more accurate data analysis process by learning different user activities. In order to deliver quality results several new approaches have been taken into account including the level of speed, flexibility and accuracy.
At the same time, Huawei also invests a lot in research and system development to introduce more efficient technology and help improve product quality. This approach improves data accuracy by 15% even in sub-optimal reading conditions such as dynamic exercise such as running, jumping rope or in low temperature environments.
The Huawei TruSense System can also measure more than 60 indicators of health and fitness covering the six main systems of the human body, as well as evaluation of emotional well-being. But how does this new system work? Basically the included sensors will monitor the heart rate and human nervous system in real time. Then algorithms are used to process and analyze the data into a meaningful assessment to change a healthier lifestyle.
An interesting improvement can also be seen based on the ability to measure the level of oxygen in the body (SpO2) is now 40% faster and allows it to be done in just 15 seconds. Huawei is also able to achieve that precision due to their openness to collaborate with different platforms such as experts in the field of medicine, health companies and ongoing research.
Sharing the direction and further development, Huawei said it also constantly improves the system's capabilities from time to time to meet the latest needs in line with technological developments. Huawei wearable devices with support for this new system will arrive around September next year.