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Why Garmin buying Firstbeat is big news for sports watches

Why Garmin buying Firstbeat is big news for sports watches

Posted on July 1, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Garmin takes the power back

Garmin has bought Firstbeat, the company that powers most of its advanced fitness algorithms – and it’s big news for the wearables market.

You might not know what Firstbeat is, but essentially it powers all the really fun parts of Garmin fitness watches. The Training Effect, Training Load, Performance Condition, Recovery Advisor, VO2 Max – and all data that uses heart rate variability is powered by Firstbeat’s algorithms.

Why Garmin buying Firstbeat is big news for sports watches

Firstbeat’s Training Load feature on Garmin

Firstbeat doesn’t make any hardware, it just licenses the tech that make sense of the data from Garmin’s heart rate, GPS and motion sensors.

But things have got interesting because Firstbeat has been providing the same thing for a lot of companies, and essentially helping other wearables provide Garmin’s USPs for less money.
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