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Amazon Halo Fitness Band Can Track Your ‘Mood’ By The Sound Of Your Voice

By Thanussha Priyah, 28 Aug 2020

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Amazon is releasing a fitness band called Amazon Halo that can track your mood.

The fitness band, along with its app, can track users’ health with its accelerometer, temperature sensor, and a heart-rate monitor. What sets the gadget apart, though, is that when the wearer speaks into its microphone, it can detect their mood by the sound of their voice.

This feature is called ‘Tone’, and it helps to work out users’ voices to analyze for positivity. It can then offer tips on improving your wellbeing, and even suggest how others perceive the sound of your voice—which really is different from the way you might remember it, by the way.

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The Halo band also comes with the usual trackers like sleep, steps and heart rate monitors. Since the product is yet to be launched, you can request for early access right here.

Introducing Amazon Halo, a new wearable band and membership that helps you improve your health and wellness. #AmazonHalo

Request early access now ➡️ https://t.co/smPIrmXkEH pic.twitter.com/OvsFYGanHW

— Amazon (@amazon) August 27, 2020




[via Pocket-Lint, cover image via Business Wire]
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