The smartwatch will regularly detect skin temperature and keep a log of it. It will be able to inform the user when the heart rate gets too slow or too fast.īesides, Fitbit Sense also comes with a new skin temperature sensor that can detect early signs of a fever or the start of a new menstrual cycle. The company claims its new PurePulse 2.0 technology, which uses the in-built heart rate sensor, is its most advanced heart rate technology yet. The new Fitbit Sense also comes with an ECG app that can help detect heart issues such as atrial fibrillation.

The company is also introducing a new Stress Management Score that will tell users how their bodies respond to stress based on certain health metrics including activities, heart rate, and sleep patterns. Sense comes with a large AMOLED display with an ambient light sensor.įitbit says it can use the data from the EDA sensor to offer relevant stress-related data that will help users manage their stress.

The sensor can measure a user's electrodermal activity responses, which is essentially checking for tiny electrical changes in the sweat levels of the skin. The smartwatch comes with an EDA sensor that is used for stress management, which Fitbit claims is the first for any wearable. Fitbit Senseįitbit Sense is the company's flagship fitness wearable among the three. Fitbit will be relying on both sensors and its algorithms to offer users meaningful data to lead an overall healthier life. The company's new fitness wearables also offer complimentary access to Fitbit Premium for a limited period. Fitbit says the recent COVID-19 outbreak has made it essential for people to take care of their physical and mental health.

The new wearables – Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa 3, and Fitbit Inspire 2 – pack several sensors that can help track essential data to help users maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Fitbit today launched three new health-focused wearables at a virtual launch event.

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