Presentation Writeup On

Smart Watch

Presentation By :- Divya Vashi

Roll no. :- 2011692
Class :- B.SC (Math) 3 year
Smart id :- abbsm20110
Submission Date :- 14/ 1/ 23
Introduction
A smartwatch is a wearable computing device that closely
resembles a wristwatch or other time-keeping device.

In addition to telling time, many smartwatches

are Bluetooth-capable. The watch becomes a wireless
Bluetooth adaptor capable of extending the capabilities of
the wearer's smartphone to the watch. The wearer can
use the watch's interface to initiate and answer phone
calls from their mobile phone, read email and text
messages, get weather reports, listen to music, dictate
email and text messages, and ask a digital assistant a
question.

Other smartwatches are standalone devices with a

specific purpose. For instance, some smartwatches collect
data about the wearer's health, monitoring the wearer's
heart rate, for instance. Others provide Global Positioning
System (GPS) data, providing the wearer with walking or
driving directions.

The title “smartwatch” doesn’t describe just one device,

but a large range of devices with huge variety in their
design and functionality.
Features of smart watches
1. Step counting
2. Message and calling features
3. Monitoring health
4. Location features
5. GPS tracking
6. Connecting devices using Bluetooth
7. Sleep pattern monitoring
8. Game
9. Music

1. Step counting
A wearable tracker continuously senses the movements of the
body on a 3 axis accelerometer. The data is recorded all the time
it is worn and powered up, which enables the tracker to trace if
the individual is walking forward, running fast, or even standing
still.
2. Message and calling feature
This feature allows you to receive/reject calls with ease without
taking the phone out of your pockets.
3. Monitoring health
Smart watches can track heart rate, irregular heartbeats, blood
oxygen levels, noise notifications, and even hand-washing. And,
of course, your pulse rate.
Smart watches and heart rate monitor watches report your heart
rate, or how many times your heart beats per minute. They use
technology that can detect pulsatile changes in blood volume
under the skin.
4. Location features
Watches with GPS and cellular can use GPS and a trusted Wi-Fi
or cellular connection to show you its approximate location.

5. Gps
GPS watches don’t need the internet because they use the GPS
satellite network to triangulate your position. The watch is a signal
receiver, which send out and receives signal from satellites. The
amount of time for an exchange if signals to happen is how a
GPS watch tracks movement.

“Triangulation is a way to determine the difference between the

time that your running watch receives a GPS signal and the time
that GPS signal was sent to your running watch. That process
gets repeated with satellites that sit further away from the watch
receiver, which pins down its exact location and continues to track
the receiver throughout the activity.
6. Bluetooth
Bluetooth technology is a high-speed low powered wireless
technology link that is designed to connect phones or other
portable equipment together. It is a specification (IEEE 802.15.1)
for the use of low-power radio communications to link phones,
computers, and other network devices over short distances
without wires. Wireless signals transmitted with Bluetooth cover
short distances, typically up to 30 feet (10 meters).

It is achieved by embedded low-cost transceivers into the

devices. It supports the frequency band of 2.45GHz and can
support upto 721KBps along with three voice channels. This
frequency band has been set aside by international agreement for
the use of industrial, scientific, and medical devices (ISM).rd-
compatible with 1.0 devices.

Bluetooth Connection.
Generally, the devices which are connected through Bluetooth are
very secure from hacking. As they work with different frequencies
& the devices which jump between these frequencies were 100s
of times for every second which is called the “frequency-hopping
spread spectrum”.

This device is frequently used for connecting mobile devices

otherwise fixed devices. But it is also working to link a printer
otherwise mouse toward a computer. As Bluetooth & Wi-Fi are
frequently complementary, so they work at the same time &
provides the same connectivity, so you cannot find out which
hardware is connected. Most tablets, computers, smartphones
simply permit connecting with one device that is Bluetooth
enabled at a time.

7. Sleep pattern monitoring

Accelerometers. Most sleep trackers measure sleep quantity and
quality by using accelerometers, small motion detectors.
Accelerometers measure how much movement you're making
while you sleep. This data is then analyzed using an algorithm to
estimate sleep time and quality.