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Samsung's big pic


According to a report from Business Korea, it seems the company sees more growth potential in the wearable health sector



Gear Fit Pro trademark


Simband proto




The Simband is equipped with six sensors, though its modular design means developers can add their own proprietary sensors as well. The six sensors it comes with can keep tabs on your daily steps, heart rate, blood pressure, skin temperature, and how much sweat your sweat glands are producing.



Trends, monitor and spot check
The home screen displays the time, date and shortcuts to the device's three main functions: trends, monitor and spot check. Trends is the aforementioned dashboard that displays your data over time, monitor is a real-time tracking mode when all of the band's sensors are activated and spot check allows you to quickly check your heart rate and blood pressure.


BIX angle has GEEKs very curious

It's oddly in Samsung's Gear Fit Pro trademark where they introduce "Digital Assistant" .................. Specifically for watches the trademark filings states: "Watches that communicate data to personal digital assistants,






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Gary Mobley

Okay. I’m trying to think about the most sensitive way to ask this question. It’s been well documented that one of the Tier 1 smartphone OEMs has postponed the usual timing of their next generation flagship phone for various reasons and well documented reasons, but is that the reason for maybe the push out by a few months of this EOS S3 win for this tracker tied to this Tier 1 OEM. And do you still view the opportunity annually potentially somewhere between $2 million and $4 million a year?



well phrased question Gary. So the reason for the push out from where we thought we could have been into December of last year was really this customer going through with a fine tooth comb, the user experience that they want people to have with this watch.

This watch is not going to be like the other ones that have been shipped in the market.



So they wanted to pay particular attention to all those details with regards to the sensors and user experience and most importantly the battery life, which is what we’re enabling them to achieve longer.
Brian Faith

Bayesian analysis is real time, the probabilities were changes by this question and Brian Faith's answer to it.


One detail ; this sort of explains where all the time went on a Tier 1 wearable that could not be glimpsed Quarter after quarter. We are conditioned to conclude it got the axe....but in this case it was to raise the bar on this segment of Wearables...it also helps to remember that Wearables are considered a segment of the IoT.

It will be fun to see what parts of the Simband proto are on the Fit Pro.

One day it will just be FUN to own part of this business.