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What are the differences between the Quasi Smart Health Ring and the Quasi Smart Health Ring Pro?
Which finger should I wear the Quasi Smart Ring on?
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How does the Quasi Smart Ring work?
The Quasi Smart Ring uses advanced sensors to track and monitor your health vitals in real-time. Here’s how each sensor contributes to its functionality:
Photoplethysmography (PPG) Sensor: The PPG sensor measures your heart rate by detecting blood volume changes through the skin. It uses light to sense how blood flows through your veins, allowing the ring to monitor your heart rate and provide insights into your cardiovascular health.
SpO2 Sensor: This sensor measures your blood oxygen levels (SpO2) by analyzing the amount of oxygen in your blood. This is important for monitoring respiratory health and overall well-being, especially during sleep or physical activity.
Skin Temperature Sensor: The ring also includes a sensor that tracks your skin temperature, helping you detect changes that may indicate fever or shifts in your body’s internal state. It can be especially useful for tracking patterns over time.
Bosch 3D Accelerometer: This sensor detects motion and physical activity by measuring acceleration in three dimensions. It helps track your steps, activity levels, and sleep patterns, giving you insights into your daily movement and overall fitness.
By combining data from these sensors, the Quasi Smart Ring provides a comprehensive overview of your health and wellness, helping you stay on top of vital metrics in an easy and convenient way.