
What you need to know
- Fitbit plans to implement a "Fit score" that will tell you how well your wearable is fitted to your wrist.
- Using pressure sensors, it'll tell you whether the biometric signal quality is high enough to deliver accurate heart rate results.
- If the Fitbit detects a poor fit, it can "calibrate" blood oxygen data to take this into account.
- Fitbit patented the ability to add "pressure sensor integration" to its wearables on December 26.