Wearables can do lots of things, from tracking time to tracking health, but how much health do they track? Pickr explains.
Smart devices like your phone are good for more than just being your mobile, so what about smart watches? The same is true there, as wearable makers push what these little gadgets can do.
Heart rate monitoring is one aspect, as is sleep tracking, but a recent change from Apple means its Apple Watch can look for signs of hypertension, while Samsung’s smart watches can check antioxidant levels. How does this all work, and is it reliable?
To find out more, ABC’s Melbourne Drive turns to Pickr’s Leigh Stark, diving in for the February 3 program with Ali Moore.
Hear it over at the ABC from the 1 hour 35 minute mark (1.34.52 to be exact) to find out what’s happening in wearables.
