Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 series will come with amazing heart-rate monitoring feature
Samsung's new Galaxy Watch 6 will consist amazing heart-rate monitoring features. Here are all the details.
We use smartwatches because of their amazing health features. Smartwatches nowadays help us detect diseases and keep up with our health. Irregular heart rhythms can be detected with the help of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Watch 6 series, which will include a heart-rate monitoring feature that has been approved by the FDA. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification (IHRN) feature, which is a component of the existing Electrocardiogram (ECG) feature on Galaxy Watches.
Samsung's new Galaxy Watch 6 to offer health features
The IHRN feature will debut on the Galaxy Watch 6 series, which is rumored to include a standard model and a Classic model with a physical rotating bezel. It will be included in the update to One UI 5 Watch. After the arrival of the Watch 6 series, the IHRN component will extend to past World Watch versions.
In the background, the IHRN feature checks for irregular heart rhythms with the BioActive Sensor, which was introduced with the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series. In order to provide more precise heart rate monitoring, the BioActive Sensor is a three-in-one sensor that combines an optical heart rate sensor, an electrical heart rate sensor, and a bioelectrical impedance analysis sensor.
The One UI 5 Watch update will bring personalized heart rate zones, enhanced safety features like Fall Detection and automatic SOS calls, and aid in better sleep in addition to the IHRN feature.
