Huawei shows Sense G1, a continuous glucose sensor for its watches
Huawei revealed its first continuous blood glucose monitor. Readings show in an app and on compatible Huawei watches.
Huawei showed a small device that measures blood sugar all day and sends the reading to your phone and watch. Its price and sale date are not announced yet.
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Why it matters
Continuous glucose tracking helps people with diabetes, and this one ties into the Huawei ecosystem.
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Watch: if you or a relative live with diabetes.
The details
- Sense G1 is Huawei's first continuous blood glucose monitor, seen in an image the company posted on Weibo.
- It alerts your phone when glucose drops too low or rises to a dangerous level.
- Readings appear in a companion app and on compatible Huawei watches, with charts over hours and days.
- Readings lag by 5 to 15 minutes, and you do not need to remove it to shower or swim.
- The needle is replaced every two weeks. Price and launch date are not announced.
WatchWatch: price, date and medical approvals are not announced yet.
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