Apple has always strived to be at the forefront of innovation, and the healthcare user space is no exception. Since the founding of the Avolonte Health project in 2011, the company has been exploring the possibilities of integrating medical technologies into its products. However, as time has shown, the transition from theory to practice turned out to be a more complex process due to a number of problems. One of the main problems is technological limitations. For example, despite significant investment in a project to develop a tool for non-invasive blood glucose monitoring, the technology was never integrated into the Apple Watch due to problems with battery consumption and high requirements for miniaturizing components. Even after some medical features, such as heart rate monitoring and electrocardiogram reading, have been added to wearable devices, the original idea of a small medical laboratory on the user's wrist has still not been fully realized.
Source: 3dnews.ru
