Pixel Watch 3's unusual 'loss of pulse detection' feature could be a lifesaver

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  • Google's Pixel Watch 3 stands out in the smartwatch market with its groundbreaking “loss of pulse detection” feature.
  • The watch can automatically call for emergency help if it detects a loss of pulse, potentially saving a life in a critical situation.
  • While it's available in select European markets, Google plans to bring this life-saving feature to the Pixel Watch 3 in more regions soon.



The smartwatch market has reached a stage where most updates are just minor tweaks, but Google Pixel Watch 3 Building on the success of its predecessor, already praised for its smooth Android integration, we've taken it to the next level with groundbreaking features: first-of-its-kind innovations that could actually save lives, making Pixel Watch 3 a standout among the best Android smartwatches.

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At its annual Made by Google event on Tuesday, the company announced a rare feature for a wearable: Pulse Loss Detection. Available only on the Pixel Watch 3, the feature can tell when the wearer's pulse has stopped beating.


A weak or missed pulse is a sign of a serious medical emergency that can be caused by a variety of factors, including cardiac arrest, poisoning, and other life-threatening situations. In these moments, Pixel Watch 3 can save a life. If it detects a missed pulse, it's set to automatically call for emergency help so you can get the medical attention you need right away.

Google noted that responding to emergencies often depends on having someone nearby to call for help. The current system is set up to respond quickly, but it assumes that someone is nearby. The company stressed that most emergencies happen when people are alone, highlighting how important it is to have a system that allows people to act on their own.


Additionally, the tech giant stressed how important it is to act quickly if someone stops having a pulse, especially since half of these situations happen when no one is around. The Pixel Watch 3 can make a big difference in this regard, with a smart heart rate sensor and AI that detects if the pulse has stopped. If so, the watch double-checks with additional sensors and automatically initiates emergency protocols.


Pulse loss detection not yet available everywhere

Google's pulse loss detection feature has been approved for release in select European markets, including the UK, but is still waiting for approval from the US Food and Drug Administration. The life-saving technology is set to release on the Pixel Watch 3 in September, with Google promising to bring it to more regions in the future.

Google Pixel Watch 3

Google Pixel Watch 3

The Pixel Watch 3 inherits the design of its predecessor and enhances it with improved hardware and fitness features. It comes in a new 45mm size, perfect for a wider range of users. Staying true to its Fitbit roots, it's the top choice for runners and fitness enthusiasts.

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