A Questionnaire Study about the Experiences of Smart Watches of Different Brands

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Shweta A. Panchbudhe, Nandkishor Bankar, Sanika Kalambe, Ujwalla Gawande

Abstract

Background: Smart watches, also known as mini computers, are one of the most recent developments in the field of information technology assessment. Every year, new fitness trackers and smart watches are introduced to the consumer market. Sensors (e.g., heart rate, accelerometer, pedometer) are now included in wrist wearables, which provide useful data.


Smart watches are becoming increasingly common because they allow users to access and communicate online information while on the move. Smart watches also offer the user spatial and temporal information and show a map on the screen. It's a modern device that came out a few years ago. Market wearables record vital signs that have historically been used to detect the onset of infectious disease. A smart watch is a modern technology that incorporates smart phone functionality with continuous data monitoring to encourage fitness, such as step tracking, heart rate monitoring, energy consumption, and physical activity levels. It also provides users with input to help them control their health.


Objectives: The aim of the study is about the experiences of smart watches of different brands


Material and Methods: They were given a self-made questionnaire with ten questions about the use of smart watches from various brands by people aged 18 to 50 +years old.


Results: The study's findings indicate that smart watches are becoming more common and useful for people in their daily lives, as they allow users to access information about their environment and body-related conditions.

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