This invention describes a smartwatch-like device that features a main screen on the top of the wrist and additional smaller screens built into the wrist strap. It uses several different sensors to gather various types of health data, such as heart rate and activity levels. This information is then shown on the strap's screens, allowing the user to see updates without having to turn their wrist, and the device can also analyze this data to provide feedback.
Why it matters: Since 2014, miniaturized, power-efficient biosensors and flexible display technologies have matured, making multi-sensor, multi-display wearables more practical. On-device AI for biofeedback analysis has also advanced considerably.
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