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| Sensor | Functionality | Accuracy (compared to industry standards) | |--------|---------------|-------------------------------------------| | | Continuous heart‑rate, HRV, stress score | Within 5 % of chest strap during moderate exercise | | Accelerometer + Gyroscope | Step count, sleep stages, automatic activity detection | Comparable to Fitbit Charge 5 | | SpO₂ sensor | Blood‑oxygen saturation (spot checks) | ±2 % accuracy on lab‑tested subjects | | Skin temperature | Ambient‑adjusted skin‑temp trend | Useful for spotting fever trends, but not medical‑grade | | ECG (single‑lead) | On‑demand ECG recording (via companion app) | Meets FDA/CE clearance criteria for arrhythmia detection (AFib) |

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