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Spo2 sensor clarification

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‎10-22-2018 10:04

‎10-22-2018 10:04

Hi,

 

as as most of you noticed, at night Fitbit collects our spo2 through the red laser.

 

can someone from Fitbit confirm if the data is used by Fitbit for testing?

 

or is the data already being used to help with the sleep analysis?

 

would love to hear from you, as almost the whole community who is wanting to know things like this.

 

one minor question: in the new update, has the alarm improved to vibrate much longer than only three times?

 

 

my final remark would be to get your community better informed. Tell us the release notes of new firmware, the same goes with the spo2. Would save a looot of questions!

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‎10-25-2018 07:37

‎10-25-2018 07:37

@juniorjada Welcome! It's nice to have you on board! Thank you for your question about the Spo2 sensor on your Versa. Currently the sensor is being tested in a controlled environment. In the future, this sensor could give consumers the opportunity to identify potential health issues like sleep apnea.

We are still exploring how this would appear in the consumer experience, but such technology would use this sensor.

 

The alarm feature remains the same as far as I know and felt.

 

You can find the relaese notes in the Versa board itself at the top. Check the thread for more information.

 

I'll be around!

Alvaro | Community Moderator

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