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    Next-gen Apple AirPods may feature temperature sensing, heart rate monitoring
    Apple's health-focused approach for future AirPods

    Next-gen Apple AirPods may feature temperature sensing, heart rate monitoring

    By Mudit Dube
    Dec 23, 2024
    12:11 pm

    What's the story

    Apple is said to be planning to add a camera into its AirPods, as part of an effort to improve Apple Intelligence features.

    The tech giant is also exploring features like temperature sensing and heart rate monitoring for future AirPods iterations.

    The idea, according to Bloomberg, was previously shelved but has now been revived as a major focus for both Apple Intelligence and AirPods hardware development teams.

    Health features

    Apple's health-focused approach for future AirPods

    The report, citing sources familiar with Apple's plans, highlights the company's ambition to transform AirPods into multifunctional health and wellness devices.

    This would significantly expand their functionality beyond just listening to music and taking calls.

    Temperature sensing could potentially allow AirPods to monitor a user's body temperature, providing insights into potential health issues. Heart rate monitoring could track fitness activity and overall well-being.

    The inclusion of a camera is more intriguing but its purpose remains unclear.

    Additional features

    AirPods Pro 2 can help users with moderate hearing loss

    The latest rumors come after Apple's addition of hearing aid functionality to the AirPods Pro 2, which happened earlier this year with iOS 18.1.

    The feature helps users with mild to moderate hearing loss by amplifying audio in real-time.

    The hearing aid feature was FDA-authorized in September, making it one of the first consumer products to use hearing aid technology.

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