AURA pushes the mental watch to monitor the mental health of the user using biometric sensors

With the development of science and technology, many products are becoming more intelligent. In recent years, the most popular ones are smart speakers, smart watches and so on. Traditional electronic products will also add mobile functions. For example, in the past, watches can only be used to simply look at the time. Now, you can display your call information, news, weather, etc. through your smartphone or the Internet. These products are designed primarily for users who are not comfortable using their smartphones.

A variety of smart watches have appeared on the market. Many of today's smart watches also have the function of monitoring health status, which can mainly show you important vital health data such as blood pressure and pulse. Through these data, users can better understand their own situation, and if they have problems, they can also find out in time.

However, most of the health conditions monitored on the market today are in good health, and it is rare to monitor mental health. Speaking of this, perhaps many people will ask questions, can a real watch monitor mental health?

At present, the popular smart watches on the market are similar. Most of them are equipped with health monitoring functions. By monitoring the user's blood pressure and pulse, these important physical health data are used to analyze the user's physical health.

AURA has launched a smart watch that monitors mental health and uses biometric sensors to detect user stress, anger, sadness and happiness. The display of the watch uses a design similar to the ink screen. You can get the perspective of the current mental state. These lines resembling the annual ring are the psychological changes of your day, or the changes in psychological stress. You can then review your overall data history to track moments when you experience different emotions in order to make informed behaviors or situational changes.