Apple has reportedly found a new way to help users with diabetes monitor their blood sugar levels, using the Apple Watch. The Cupertino-based company has hired a team of biomedical engineers to create noninvasive glucose sensors for the Apple Watch.
CNBC has reported recently that Apple’s small engineering group is working on the project that was first imagined by late cofounder Steve Jobs. Apple has been developing the project regarding a glucose monitoring system for at least five years, the report revealed.
Apple seems to have found a solution for tracking blood sugar levels without drawing blood, an innovative approach, but difficult to accomplish. Reportedly, Apple’s research team works on the new project in an office building in … (read more)
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