Huawei has introduced its new smartwatch, the Watch GT 6 Pro, at an event in Dubai. The company claims the device can detect early signs of diabetes risk by analyzing key physiological indicators, going beyond standard functions like tracking heart rate or walking speed. The smartwatch uses Huawei’s advanced photoplethysmography (PPG) technology, a light-based sensor typically used for heart rate and oxygen monitoring, combined with powerful software algorithms.
Unlike traditional glucose monitoring methods, the Watch GT 6 Pro does not pierce the skin or use needles. It observes PPG signal variations over a period of three to fourteen days and analyzes the data to predict potential metabolic irregularities. The results are displayed in three levels of risk: low, medium, and high. Tests were conducted on about 150 volunteers under Dubai Health Facilities, supervised by endocrinology and diabetes specialist Dr. Mariam Al Said of Mohammed Bin Rashid University.
Experts cited in the report noted that around 43 percent of people with diabetes remain undiagnosed, suggesting Huawei’s warning system could be life-saving for such users.
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