The Fitbit Irregular Rhythm Notifications feature collects heart rhythm and motion data to check for signs of AFib.
Explaining how the feature works, Fitbit said: "Fitbit smartwatches and trackers have optical sensors that can detect the pulse of blood that goes to your wrist with every heartbeat. You can find a full list of the supported devices below. In a post online Fitbit outlined which devices will support the AF detection tool, and what software version users will need to run. In terms of other regions, Fitbit customers will need to wait for the green light from relevant authorities in their country before it's rolled out. The feature will be available first on nine recently released Fitbit devices such as the Sense and Charge 5.Īs 9to5Google reported, the AF detection tool has just been rolled out by Fitbit in the US after the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave the feature the all clear.
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