Apple and Samsung are in a competitive race to be the first to introduce non-invasive blood glucose monitoring in their smartwatches. This technology would allow users to monitor their blood sugar levels without the need for traditional blood sampling methods.
Samsung’s Progress:
- Samsung has been actively developing this feature and has expressed optimism about its advancements. Hon Pak, Senior Vice President at Samsung, stated, “I can’t tell you the time [of the launch], but I’m very excited about the progress we are making, and this, if we do it right, will be a game-changer.” PhoneArena
Apple’s Efforts:
- Apple is also working on integrating non-invasive glucose monitoring into its Apple Watch lineup. The company aims to provide users, especially those managing diabetes, with a more convenient way to track their blood sugar levels. PhoneArena
Implications:
- The first company to successfully implement this feature could significantly impact the smartwatch market, attracting health-conscious consumers and potentially increasing device sales.
As of now, neither company has announced a specific release date for this feature. Consumers and industry observers are keenly watching to see which tech giant will achieve this milestone first.
