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Apple working on infrared sensors for blood glucose – could land for Series 8

Posted on October 28, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple could go massive on health sensors next time out

The Apple Watch Series 7 may only just have launched, but the rumor mill is already turning about the Series 8.

And it seems it’s our old friend blood glucose that’s got the tech world achatter.

According to a paywalled report on DigiTimes, Apple has started testing non-invasive blood glucose tracking for use on future Apple Watch devices.
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