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You don’t know what you’re talking about. It is not as dumb as just looking for spikes in acceleration, but specific patterns and integrating acceleration to g
by colechristensen 4y ago
You don’t know what you’re talking about.
It is not as dumb as just looking for spikes in acceleration, but specific patterns and integrating acceleration to get position and velocity history in order to match situations that look like car crashes. Obviously the real world is demonstrating some bugs with bad matches that didn’t get found in testing, but this isn’t surprising or some big failure. Unfortunate it is bothering emergency workers, but is it actually impacting emergency services?
- bmitc 4y agoIt doesn’t appear Apple knows what they’re talking about or doing.
- nickthegreek 4y agoMine only goes off when I fall.. so I do think they know what they are doing. My mother is 72 and lives alone, I plan to get her an apple watch specifically to detect falls as I have been very impressed with its ability to detect them.
- manholio 4y ago> specific patterns and integrating acceleration to get position and velocity history in order to match situations that look like car crashes And that's a fundamentally stupid idea. > is it actually impacting emergency services? Yes, but that's an externality, so don't worry about it.