Apple Watch “Lifesaver” feature is coming!

Apple is working on a new Apple Watch feature that will warn about the risk of drowning in swimming pools. This feature‘digital pool attendant’ (lifeguard) It is stated in a patent called. It will warn users if they go to the deep part of the pool and notify the lifeguard. Here are the details…

Apple Watch applied for a patent for its “digital pool attendant” (lifeguard) feature

The feature uses different sensors of the Apple Watch to detect the swimmer’s your movements And heart rate It can detect abnormal swimming behavior by monitoring. This may indicate that a person may be at risk of drowning.

The alert appears on the user’s Apple Watch or drowning detection system in the pool can be transmitted and alert lifeguards. Apple Watch about swimming to inexperienced people When they enter the deep part of the pool warning can give.

This feature of Apple Watch accelerometer, gyroscope, GPS And heart rate monitor It can determine swimming movements and expected heart rate during normal swimming using sensors such as. Additionally, abnormalities in sensor data may indicate that the person may be in danger.

There is no clear information about the timing and operation of the lifesaver feature, which is currently only at a patent stage, to become a reality. If Apple develops this feature quickly, it may introduce it at WWDC in June this year.

However, if the feature needs more development time, Apple could announce the “pool attendant lifeguard” feature at the next Apple Watch and iPhone launch event, usually in September. The digital pool attendant (lifeguard) feature continues to expand the lifesaving capabilities of Apple Watch and aims to offer effective protection against the risk of drowning.

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