The 15th Five-Year Plan proposes to lead new supply with new demands and create new demands with new supply, and to expand the supply of high-quality consumer goods and services.

Watches, glasses, and other wearable items are becoming increasingly smart and popular with consumers. In the first three quarters of this year, the total number of smart wearable products registered in China using commodity barcodes reached 181,000,

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How does a watch listen to heartbeats?

Go outdoors, start the exercise mode and start warming up; work at your desk for a long time, and your wrists vibrate to remind you to exercise; get up in the morning, stretch, and show your sleep status... Quietly, smart watches have become a good h

Smartwatches are lightweight and close to the body, able to be worn 24/7 without feeling bulky. They can “listen” to information data such as heart rate and blood flow changes during activities like exercise, sleep, and even showering, transforming h

How does a watch listen to heartbeats?

The sensor and AI algorithm work together with hardware and software to accurately capture subtle signals beneath the skin.

At the Honor Smart Sensor Integration Lab in Shenzhen, Guangdong, the scene is lively: outside, several testers are wearing smartwatches and professional medical equipment to monitor their physical activities and provide physiological data; inside, r

We need to find patterns from massive data and constantly adjust model strategies to adapt to various complex scenarios in life, explained Liu Zexin, a senior algorithm engineer in the laboratory. Different states of motion, skin tones, body hair, an

Taking outdoor sudden arrest prevention function as an example, various high-performance sensors work together to collect signals, which are then quantified into data such as heart rate curves and blood oxygen levels by AI algorithms, thus predicting

It's like having an AI doctor for your heart, said Xiao Peisong, general manager of the audio wearable product line at Honor Terminal Co., Ltd. The watch continuously monitors the heart's 'braking ability', captures changes in heartbeat rhythm, and c

Many smart wearable devices have obtained the certification of Class II medical devices. However, in the view of Xiao Peisong, they are not intended to replace professional medical equipment but to become the guardians of health. He also said that th

How to fit a big screen into glasses

Recently, Li Hongwei, the founder and CEO of TuClou (Shenzhen), went on a business trip abroad without a translator, only with a pair of AR glasses. From airport customs clearance to restaurant ordering, and then to business negotiations, text and di

This AR glasses weigh 76 grams, which is heavier than regular glasses. With over 200 components such as chips, sensors, batteries, cameras, and speakers, “it’s like having an ‘external brain’ that helps you solve various problems”, said Li Hongwei.

With a gentle touch on the earpiece, a 43-inch virtual HD screen appears at a distance of three or four meters in front of you. No matter how you move, the air screen follows you like a shadow.

How can a small glasses fit in with this big screen?

On the left and right sides of the frame, there are two light engines the size of green beans, which serve as micro projectors. The glass lenses may look smooth, but they are actually uneven. After the light is emitted from the light engines, it need

In recent years, tech giants and start-ups have launched AR glasses and AI glasses with real-time translation, photo taking, navigation and other functions. Relevant products have even dominated the smart wearable device sales charts during promotion

According to Shen Xiaolin, PR Manager at Thunderbird Innovations, the biggest challenge for the development of smart glasses lies in the exploration of application scenarios. Taking Thunderbird Innovations' smart glasses with a focus on photography a

Meanwhile, with the accelerated deployment of large AI models, smart glasses have become an important hardware carrier for AI. The application scenarios of smart glasses are becoming increasingly rich, such as pay by looking, help the elderly read ne

Thunderbird Innovation is not satisfied with making mobile phone accessories and "external screens". "We need to put mobile phones and TVs into our glasses step by step." Li Hongwei said that as an innovative company, we must grow quickly in small st

Challenges still exist: supply chain adaptation is still insufficient, chips and other components are mainly designed for mobile phones and general devices, and lack targeted optimization; key technologies still need to be iteratively optimized. "Thi