Apple is working on improving the Apple Watch Workouts section. Apple is investigating strain gauges, sensors whose resistance varies with applied force, allowing force, pressure, tension and weight to be converted into a change in electrical resistance that can be measured. This type of sensor should be exploited on future Apple Watches by improving the features dedicated to workouts.
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This was reported by the MyHealthyApple website, explaining that it has identified in some job offers references to Health Technologies, Apple’s team looking for engineers with experience in “mechatronic systems that exploit actuators, temperature sensors, strain gauges and photodiodes”.
Apple is looking for candidates who can design, build, test and troubleshoot prototype healthcare hardware, and is likely conducting biomechanical research for features we will see in future Apple Watches.
Bloomberg’s ever-well-informed Mark Gurman recently reported that Apple is working on a future 10th anniversary Apple Watch (“Apple Watch X”) which is expected to include various hardware enhancements, including a blood pressure measurement system. . In Cupertino, among other things, discussions would be underway for the intention to change the pace of release of the Apple Watch, making more time pass between one generation and the next (similar to what happens with the iPad) but still not no final decision would be made. It cannot be ruled out that there will be no Apple Watch in 2024 and that Apple Watch X will debut in 2025.
