Apple is expanding its health and wellness efforts with a motivational coaching service that will use artificial intelligence to improve exercise, diet and sleep, according to a report.
The service, called Quartz for now, uses artificial intelligence and data collected from the company Apple Watch To take care of specific wellness plans for users, according to tuesday a report by Bloomberg, which cited people with knowledge of Apple’s plans. This means that Apple AI may suggest nutrition, fitness, or… sleep tricks For you – which on paper isn’t too far from Powerful health data provided by wearable devices for years.
Quartz is reportedly scheduled for next year but could still be postponed or cancelled. It is also said to carry a monthly fee.
An AI health coach would still be a big step for Apple, which is increasing its presence in the health space with the tools to do so ovulation estimatesand sleep tracking Other health features On the Apple Watch. According to the same Bloomberg report, Apple is also offering a health app for IPAD In the near future as part of iPadOS 17, which could facilitate the sharing of health information between patient and doctor, which has been one of the areas of focus for Apple’s health arm.
Vision and emotion tracking tools will also be added to the health app this year, Bloomberg said. A sentiment tracker would see users noting their mood each day, answering daily questions and comparing over time. This will be different from Apple is also reportedly working on a journaling app.
Moreover, it is also reported that Apple has made progress on a non-invasive glucose monitor, in business for years, which takes blood sugar measurements using sensors instead of finger pricks. These types of glucose sensors have caused a stir in the wellness world, with Companies like Abbott benefit from it.
Bloomberg reports that the Vision and Emotion tools, along with an update to the iPad Health app, will be announced in June at Apple Worldwide Developers Conference.
Apple did not immediately respond to CNET’s request for comment.
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