Watch Apple 4 is currently in the development process within the Apple company after what Watch Apple 3 it was launched in September and can be bought now available here from Romania. For Apple Watch 4, the Apple company is preparing an incredible function, which has been expected for at least 2 years for the smartwatch, it will help heart patients to monitor their health.
Apple Watch 4 is going to have a special sensor that will be able to make electrocardiograms directly on the wrist of our hands, this being a major improvement over the sensor that monitors heartbeats. At the moment, third-party accessories are needed to be able to take an electrocardiogram using Apple Watch, but starting with Apple Watch 4, Apple will offer the functionality natively.
Apple Watch 4 will have an incredible function
Apple Watch 4 is currently being tested with this functionality, the engineers only having to tighten the watch case to generate the performance of an electrocardiogram. According to those testing the Apple Watch 4, at that moment an imperceptible electric current is transmitted to the wearer's chest to monitor the heart's electrical signals and detect possible heart rhythm abnormalities.
"A version being tested requires users to squeeze the frame of the Apple Watch with two fingers from the hand that's not wearing the device, one of the people said. It then passes an imperceptible current across the person's chest to track electrical signals in the heart and detect any abnormalities like irregular heart rates."
Apple Watch 4 could also need certification as a medical device in order to be sold by the Apple company with such an integrated functionality, it being a very advanced one. At the moment, only certified medical accessories can perform an electrocardiogram using the Apple Watch, so for the Apple Watch 4, more certifications should be obtained from Apple.
Apple Watch 4 is now in the development process, but the launch of the smartwatch will take place only in the fall of next year, a clear date not being rumored by anyone yet.
