Smart bracelet

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  Smart bracelet is a kind of wearable intelligent device. Through the smart bracelet, users can record real-time data in daily life, such as exercise, sleep, and some diet, and synchronize these data with mobile phones, playing a role of guiding healthy life through data.

  As a wearable device, smart wristbands tend to look cool. Intelligent bracelet this kind of design style is very tempting to the user who is used to wearing jewelry. The small smart bracelet is small in size but powerful in function. Its development involves a series of developments such as transmission of smart bracelet MCU data instruction to Bluetooth IC, data communication protocol from Bluetooth to APP, implementation of APP to mobile phone internal communication debugging logic, and database algorithm design of APP data to cloud server.

  Take sleeping as an example. When you set the wristband to sleep mode before going to bed, and synchronize it with your smartphone in real time through bluetooth low power consumption, you can see information such as falling asleep time, waking time, deep sleep/light sleep, and overall sleep quality. For people trying to lose weight and keep fit, the smart bracelet is a responsible personal trainer that can tell users their daily exercise path, calories burned and calories consumed. You can set exercise goals, such as how many steps to walk, how many calories to consume, etc., but also real-time display of the completion rate of exercise, exercise weight loss can be quantified, for people who can not adhere to is a great Gospel. With high-end waterproof function, the smart wristband can be worn to swim in shallow seas or rivers, overcoming the disadvantage of traditional pedometers' inability to track swimming movements and becoming more widely used.