After more than a year of Apple Watch launch, we finally figured out what is the core of a smart watch. What can bring "revolution" is not the appearance, not the strap, nor the application, but the heart of it - the sensor. The future of smart wearable device competition is likely to be the competition of sensor performance. From the recent Apple Watch sensor patents exposed by Apple, we can also predict which kind of intelligent direction Apple intends to make this watch go. . Monitoring the environment – ​​including air quality and haze On December 2, foreign media appleinsider reported that Apple disclosed an embedded sensor that can detect gases and liquids. If you use smart devices such as the iPhone and Apple Watch, you can remind users of dangerous elements like fog in the surrounding environment. The patent for this exposure is called "Electronic Device With Speaker Enclosure Sensor" and was filed in May 2015. A detailed description of this patent can be found on the website of the US Patent and Trademark Office. To sum up, it is to detect and detect the harmful substances in the environment through intelligent monitoring and reduce the impact on the equipment. According to this patented technology, the speaker of the electronic device can have a speaker diaphragm mounted in the speaker housing and driven using a speaker driver such that a sensor such as a gas sensor, a particle sensor or other environmental sensor can be mounted within the speaker housing. While using environmental sensors for sensor measurements, the control circuitry in the electronics can move the speaker diaphragm to draw fresh air into the speaker enclosure or block the liquid. The control circuitry can use displays, other visual output devices, audio output devices, and vibration output components to present an alert to the user based on environmental data from the environmental sensors. It is worth mentioning that Apple has already made an attempt to install sensors carrying other functions into the speakers. This fall, Apple's Apple Watch Series 2 is waterproof to 50 meters, which is what you can wear while swimming in the pool and on the beach. This is also a redesign of the speaker, which can be used to expel water when it detects water flowing into the speaker. The industry believes that smart sensors in the future are expected to monitor environmental issues and alert users through graphics, sound or vibration. It is worth mentioning that the sensor package can contain components of any nature, such as temperature sensors, volatile organic compound sensors, carbon monoxide sensors, carbon dioxide sensors, oxygen sensors, ozone sensors and other gas sensors, humidity sensors, chemicals and biology. Material sensors, etc. If Apple's new patent can monitor smog, Apple Watch or the biggest beneficiary, many wearable devices, have launched monitoring functions such as heart rate, sleep, etc., focused on meeting the health needs of users. However, there are almost no environmental sensors added to the wearables in the market. If this feature can be achieved, it will certainly win a large number of loyal users. Can Apple win more wearable devices market? Heart rate recognition - replace fingerprint identification? On October 13, the US Patent and Trademark Office published another new Apple patent: a sensor device that recognizes the heart rate of the human body. The patent, titled "Plethysm-based User Identification System," identifies a user's biometrics by using a pulse oximeter. This new recognition system has the same principle as Apple Watch's existing heart rate detection system, using a green LED light with a light-sensitive photoreceptor to detect blood flow through the wrist blood vessels to measure heart rate. By comparing heart rate data with previously stored user data, user identification can be accurately performed. Sexually Transmitted Disease Tests If your sexual history and current signs and symptoms suggest that you have a sexually transmitted disease (STD) or a sexually transmitted infection (STI), your doctor will do a physical or pelvic exam to look for signs of infection, such as a rash, warts or discharge.
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