Huawei introduces wearable glucose monitor that connects directly to smartwatches

Huawei has revealed its first continuous glucose monitor, designated as a Class III medical device developed over more than three years. Named Sense G1, the monitor was previewed on Weibo and is designed to track blood glucose levels around the clock, though Huawei has not yet confirmed pricing or release dates. [1][2]

The sensor transmits real-time readings, alerts for unusual spikes or drops, and trend graphs covering hours and days to companion smartphone apps, compatible Huawei smartwatches, and fitness bands. Huawei notes that readings involve a 5 to 15-minute delay after eating. Users can wear the water-resistant monitor while swimming or showering, though its needle requires replacement every two weeks. [1][2]