When the user binds a wearable device such as a smartwatch, the system continuously tracks 14 vital signs such as heart rate and blood oxygen, adopts a dynamic threshold algorithm (e.g., heart rate >100 beats/minute triggers the warning), and pushes the warning notification after eliminating the false alarms through the triple verification mechanism. This function is especially suitable for diabetic or hypertensive patients, and can timely detect nighttime hypoglycemia and other dangerous conditions. All warnings are accompanied by graded response recommendations, from "adjusting exercise intensity" to "immediate medical care" to form a complete health intervention chain.
This answer comes from the articleHecco AI: A Smart Tool to Interpret Medical Data and Provide Personalized Health AdviceThe
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