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The Apple Watch (or any other smart watch) should have a built-in sun measuring sensor, noting when people have not enough sun exposure to produce the necessary
by DelightOne 5y ago
The Apple Watch (or any other smart watch) should have a built-in sun measuring sensor, noting when people have not enough sun exposure to produce the necessary amount of Vitamin D to be healthy. Once AR is there, they could make a game out of it, showing progress bars at the peripery of the eyes. This could make reaching the targets much easier for a lot more people.
- Auracle 5y agoThat sounds like a good way to get sued over someone’s melanoma.
- bt1a 5y agoEasily preventable with a 100 page ToS to agree to before allowing usage!
- nradov 5y agoWristwatches are often covered by sleeves.
- DelightOne 5y agoHow much sun does that block? Workarounds may be feasible, depending on the mechanism.
- Vrondi 5y agoThe thickness and color of the cloth would affect how strong the SPF is for any given shirt.
- illvm 5y agoThat's fine. As long as the sensor is available the user can expose it. I think this is a pretty cool idea, and would yield more accurate measurements than estimating based off of latitude and cloud coverage alone. Albeit it'll all but guarantee tan lines.
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- bool3max 5y ago> Once AR is there, they could make a game out of it, showing progress bars at the peripery of the eyes. Are you good?
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- mensetmanusman 5y agoGPS is sufficient.