Since Huami Technology announced the Next Beat conference on July 6, it has successively revealed the news of a new generation of Huangshan chip and self-developed wearable OS in the countdown to the event. In the past weekend, Huami again proposed "heart rate, blood oxygen After the ECG, what is the next key key to wearable protection of heart health?” and gave his own answer: a new blood pressure algorithm.

As the poster says, Huami Technology has successively added AI health monitoring algorithms such as the heart rate engine RealBeats and the blood oxygen saturation algorithm engine OxygenBeats to its own products, and has cooperated with authoritative medical institutions such as Peking University First Hospital through clinical observation and research. Verify the accuracy of the algorithm, help users obtain more reliable health data, and detect and warn of cardiovascular related diseases in advance. With the joint efforts of Huami and other wearable device manufacturers, heart rate and blood oxygen saturation monitoring functions have now become standard features of mainstream smart watches. If on this basis, Huami will further cover the health monitoring function of smart watches to blood pressure monitoring, it will become another key "key" to protect the heart health of users.

Hypertension has become a common and frequently-occurring disease worldwide, and is also the most important risk factor for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, seriously threatening human health. Data show that there are currently 300 million patients with hypertension in my country, and the number of new patients every year has reached more than 3 million. Therefore, daily monitoring and treatment of hypertension plays an important role in the improvement of national health. However, in the face of such a large number of patients and hidden patients, it is obviously difficult to overcome by only relying on patients to seek medical treatment and passive screening by hospitals. For the monitoring of hypertension, it is best to be as simple, daily and readily available as monitoring of heart rate, ECG, and blood oxygen saturation.

Will the blood pressure algorithm to be released by Huami Technology save users from registering and queuing, so that accurate blood pressure monitoring results can be obtained by lifting their wrists? And like the previous screening of atrial fibrillation, through long-term dynamic monitoring, early warning of related diseases? The official has not disclosed more information.

Compared with the shortcomings of traditional sphygmomanometers such as limited use scenes and discontinuous monitoring data, if Huami Technology can integrate blood pressure algorithms on wearable devices, it can achieve rapid, accurate and all-weather monitoring of blood pressure data, which is for many hypertensive patients. This is undoubtedly great news, let us look forward to the Next Beat conference on July 13th!