I-Apple Watch yenye yezona zixhobo zibalaseleyo ezinazo iApple. Ukukhanya kunye nokuncinci kodwa kupakishwe ngetekhnoloji. Iqale njengewotshi enokusisindisa ekubeni sijonge kwi-iPhone amaxesha amaninzi kodwa ekuhambeni kwexesha ifumene indawo yokubekeka phakathi kwabasebenzisi ngokwabo. Ngobuchwephesha bayo obusinceda abasebenzisi ukugcina ukubukela kufutshane kwizinga lentliziyo yethu. Isinceda kwimeko yokuwa Kwaye ngoku zimbini izifundo ezitsha ezithi iApple Watch inokubona iCoronavirus ngaphambi kokuba kubonakale iimpawu zokuqala.
Izifundo ezimbalwa ezivela kwiNtaba yeSinayi kunye neStanford zibanga ukuba iApple Watch iyakwazi ukubona iCoronavirus ngaphambi kokuba kubonakale iimpawu zokuqala
Kukhutshwa iindaba ngamajelo eendaba aseMelika i-CBS, ithi kukho izifundo ezintsha ezimbalwa ezithi bonisa ukuba iApple Watch, phakathi kwabanye, inokunceda ekufumaneni i-COVID-19 ngaphambi kokubonakala kweempawu zokuqala okanye ukufumana iziphumo zovavanyo oluqinisekileyo. Inkqubo ye- izifundo, ezenziwa ngokwahlukeneyo yiNtaba yezeMpilo kwiNkqubo yezeMpilo eNew York nakwiYunivesithi yaseStanford eCalifornia banika iingcali ithemba lokuba iApple Watch inokunceda "ukudlala indima ebalulekileyo ekunqandeni ubhubhane kunye nezinye izifo ezosulelayo."
Uphando olwenziwe yiNtaba yeSinayi eNew York:
Uphando eyenziwe yiNtaba yeSinayi ifumanise ukuba iApple Watch iyakwazi ukubona "utshintsho olufihlakeleyo kwintliziyo yomntu" ukuya kwiintsuku ezisixhenxe ngaphambi kokuvela kweempawu I-COVID-19 okanye uvavanyo oluqinisekileyo. Uphononongo lujonge ukwahluka kwenqanaba lentliziyo, okanye ukwahluka kwexesha phakathi kokubetha kwentliziyo, phakathi kwabasebenzi abamalunga ne-300 bezempilo ababenxibe umlindo phakathi kuka-Epreli 29 noSeptemba 29.
Ingxelo ikhankanya oku kulandelayo izingqinisiso kunye nezigqibo, ngokukaRob Hirten, unjingalwazi oncedisayo kwezamayeza eIcahn School of Medicine eNtabeni yeSinayi eNew York kunye nombhali wesifundo seWarrior Watch.
Injongo yethu yayikukusebenzisa izixhobo ekuchongeni ukosuleleka ngexesha losulelo okanye ngaphambi kokuba abantu bazi ukuba bayagula. Besisele sisazi ukuba inqaku lokungafani kwamanqaku okutshintsha kweempawu njengoko ukuvuvukala kukhula emzimbeni. Isifo esidalwe yi-COVID-19 sivelisa iziqendu ezibaluleke kakhulu. Ngalesi sifundo siyakwazi ukuqikelela nokufumanisa abo banentsholongwane ngaphambi kokuba bazi. Okwangoku sixhomekeke kwaye sithembele ebantwini ukuba bathi bayagula kwaye abaziva. Nangona kunjalo, xa usebenzisa iApple Watch, akukho galelo lomsebenzisi lisebenzayo liyafuneka kwaye inokuchonga abantu abanokuthi bangabonakali. Yindlela yokulawula ngcono izifo ezosulelayo.
Isifundo saseStanford sifana kakhulu nesifundo saseSinayi:
Olu phononongo luqhutywa ngu IStanford, Iziphumo ezapapashwa ngo-Novemba, zibandakanya abavavanyi bemisebenzi hayi kwi-Apple Watch kuphela, kodwa nakwezinye iimveliso ezinje ngeGarmin kunye neFitbit. Uphononongo lufumanise ukuba ezi zixhobo zingabonisa utshintsho kwinqanaba lokubetha kwentliziyo ngokuphumla. "Ukuza kuthi ga kwiintsuku ezisithoba ezinesiqingatha ngaphambi kokuqala kweempawu" kwizigulana ezine-coronavirus ezintle. Abaphandi babenakho ukuchonga phantse isibini kwisithathu samatyala e-COVID-19 iintsuku ezine ukuya kwezisixhenxe ngaphambi kweempawu. Njengoko kubonisiwe kuphononongo.
Eyona nto ibaluleke kakhulu malunga nophononongo kukuba iqela likwenzile inkqubo yealam. Yazisa abasebenzisi ukuba ukubetha kwentliziyo yabo kuphakanyisiwe ixesha elizinzileyo:
Sibeka ialam ngokuzivavanya ukuze icime rhoqo emva kweenyanga ezimbini okanye njalo. Ukuhla kwehla rhoqo akuyi kubangela ialam, lutshintsho olubalulekileyo noluzinzileyo kuphela oluya kuthi. Kukuhamba phambili okukhulu kuba ezi zilumkiso zivumela abantu abazamkelayo ukuba barhoxise iintlanganiso ezithile ukubathintela ekubeni bosulelwe.
Ngokungafaniyo nezinye iimveliso, I-Apple khange ixhase okanye ithathe inxaxheba kwezi zifundo kunye namaZiko oLawulo noKuthintela iZifo bapapasha imodeli ebonisa indlela iApple Watch kunye nezinye iiwatchwatches ezinokukunceda ngayo ukucothisa ukusasazeka kwe-COVID-19.