- Apple has patented a new method of predicting the exercise of the exercise
- He says technology can capture movement data from the body and determine what exercise you do
- This could also count the number of rehearsals you have made, possibly pave the way for better training follow -up or online participation
Although we have heard that Apple is preparing an upgrade of the fairly important health application for 2025, the company has also patented a new type of exercise monitoring technology that could fuel improved training on many of the best iPhones in the future.
A new Apple patent published on April 3 and seen by Techradar, nicknamed “the prediction method for monitoring the exercise”, reveals that Apple explores new technologies for training monitoring. It concerns “predict and count the repetitions of physical activity” using captured image data of a moving body.
Apple’s patent aims to overcome some of the prediction and monitoring limits of a person’s activity in real time.
To this end, Apple technology can take image capture data and predict the activity you carry out while it is underway and potentially provide comments on this subject.
This could be done using a camera on any type of electronic device, including a phone, tablet, computer or even a laptop like an Apple Watch (which is to get a camera one day). Here there are heavy nuances of guide peloton, but it seems that Apple tries to do the technology further with more precise follow -up.
Apple exploring this technology could indicate a certain number of implementations and upgrades for users, in particular using Apple devices to follow training sessions in real time or when they participate in a more collective version of a more online Apple Fitness class.
Apple explores training detection
The best Apple watches, the Apple health application and devices such as an excellent iPhone in certain health and well-being monitoring implementations; However, obvious missing functionality is to drive training using representatives and monitoring.
Even the Amazfit Active 2, a SmartWatch of $ 99 that we assess as one of the best cheap level smart watches, has an integrated tracker RPA for strength and packaging training,
If Apple could make a training and follow-up of the representatives, it would be a big boost for the company’s health and well-being ambitions, and the use of its cameras of the device could be a key to gaining the upper hand.
Powerful features like Lidar would be much more precise than accelerometers with regard to monitoring and repetitions in a training participant, giving Apple a potentially unequaled precision in this regard.
Given how heavy and often anti -social shooting in the gym can be, it seems that this type of technology is easier to use at home.
I can certainly imagine a service like Apple Fitness + rely on training monitoring data to give users more clinical information on their progress, following the representatives on the screen in real time during training.
Although it is not mentioned here, there is also no reason to think that this technology could not be developed to provide comments and advice on form and posture as well.
At this stage, technology is only an idea on paper. If Apple never publishes a feature like this, it will probably be a year or two of consumers. So don’t expect an Ultra 3 Apple Watch with a camera that can follow your training sessions.
More immediately, we know that Apple provides for a major upgrading of blood pressure monitoring for the above -mentioned ultra 3 and the Apple Watch 11 series, which are both expected later this year.
Lately, rumors indicate a new revision of the health application, filled with an AI agent designed to reproduce your doctor, arriving in 2026.
