Technology Leaves No One Behind: Huawei Illuminates the Path to Sports and Health for People with Disabilities
December 3 is the 32nd International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which is a window to focus on the protection of the rights and interests of people with disabilities, and an opportunity to learn more about their needs in the field of sports and health. People with disabilities face unique and complex challenges to their athletic health, which stem not only from physical limitations but also from the social environment. In this context, technology care and assistance have become an indispensable driving force to improve the sports health of people with disabilities.
For example, wheelchair users may face problems such as lack of convenience and inappropriate facilities in traditional sports venues, while visually impaired people may be troubled by a lack of navigation and obstacle awareness. These pain points make it more difficult for people with disabilities to find a way to exercise that suits them, and technology needs to intervene to provide more personalized and intimate solutions.
At present, most wearable devices use "step count" as an important indicator for sports monitoring, which is very unfriendly to wheelchair users. In the field of sports and health, Huawei adheres to the brand concept of "technology leaves no one behind", and has made unremitting efforts to help people with disabilities exercise scientifically and healthily.
Huawei's Finnish Sports and Health Science Lab, which has gathered the world's leading R&D resources, has been exploring the measurement indicators of sports and health data detection for people with disabilities, and is committed to providing more targeted training programs for people with disabilities to achieve scientific management of sports health.
Huawei's Finnish Sports and Health Science Lab will use technological innovation to provide wheelchair users with a more scientific, adaptable, and considerate sports and health management experience. At the same time, Huawei's Finnish Sports and Health Science Lab will carry out research cooperation with users with disabilities and European universities to comprehensively and deeply understand the sports and health needs of people with disabilities, hoping to bring wheelchair users a more scientific, adaptable, and intimate sports and health management experience in the future.
Since entering the smart wearables and sports health fields for 10 years, Huawei has been paying attention to the sports and health needs of different groups of people, helping users to manage their personal sports and health in a more comprehensive and scientific manner.
Over the past decade, Huawei has launched a series of breakthrough and innovative products. For example, the HUAWEI WATCH 4 series can quickly detect heart rate, blood oxygen, pressure, body temperature, electrocardiogram, vascular elasticity, vascular risk screening, pulmonary function assessment, COPD risk screening, and lung infection risk screening, and generate physical examination reports.
The HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 series debuts the fat reduction and shaping function, introducing the concept of eating and balancing to help users get happiness during exercise and achieve fat loss more efficiently. Users who exercise with the HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 SERIES' OVER 100 SPORT MODES AND THE NEW VITALITY RING WILL GET A "CALORIE BILL" AND CHECK THEIR CALORIE DEFICIT IN A SIMPLE AND CLEAR WAY.
HUAWEI WATCH D is Huawei's first wrist-based ECG blood pressure recorder, which can achieve a single accurate blood pressure measurement with an error of less than ±3mmHg, achieving medical-grade accurate measurement, making it possible to measure blood pressure anytime, anywhere.
These Huawei smart wearable products not only continuously improve the user experience in terms of design and function, but also carry out in-depth research and innovation in sports and health management, meeting the diversified needs of consumers for health management.
In the future, Huawei will continue to make breakthroughs and innovations in the field of smart wearables, provide users with more advanced and personalized products and services, promote the development of digital health on a global scale, and enable every user to enjoy a healthier and happier life.