
Pixel Watch 3 Gets FDA Clearance For Loss of Pulse Alerts 11
Google has received FDA clearance for the Pixel Watch 3's Loss of Pulse Detection feature, which will start rolling out to U.S. devices around the end of March. The Verge reports: The Loss of Pulse Detection feature is exactly what it sounds like: if the Pixel Watch 3 senses that you've lost your pulse through an event like a heart attack or an overdose, it'll send you a prompt. If you don't respond, it'll automatically call emergency services on your behalf. Back in August, Sandeep Waraich, Google's senior director of product manager for Pixel wearables, told The Verge that the Pixel Watch 3 is capable of differentiating between a genuine loss-of-pulse event and a person simply taking the watch off.
Pish. Worthless without an armed response tier. (Score:1)
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What about Dick Cheney? (Score:2)
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At that point you're dead. (Score:2)
We need tech to monitor for both heart attacks and stroke right as they are happening or even prior to symptom onset.I'm thinking a replace-monthly stickers or subdermal implant (charge, in that case) that can monitor brainwaves and heart rhythms, designed for elderly people or hypochondriacs. It can talk to a smartphone or something using ultra low power. Can't any of you slashdot nerds make that happen? It would be something they could wear for weeks or months before needing a replacement. It's not that c
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