'This marks a huge advancement for automatic tracking': Google’s screenless Fitbit Air will soon be able to automatically track over 100 workouts — and premium subscribers also get Health Guardian tools
- Google is rolling out improved automatic detection for over 100 new workouts
- Compatible devices will use an upgraded LLM to create a more reliable and accurate wellness tracking experience
- Health Guardian is also coming to Fitbit Air and Fitbit Edge, but this requires a Google Health Premium subscription
Google's screenless Fitbit Air wearable and Garmin Cirqa rival is set for a fresh dose of updates following user feedback.
The most notable upgrade is Fitbit’s improved automatic workout tracker, which will use a new LLM foundation to boost its activity detection abilities. Google hasn’t given an exact date, but we know it’s coming to the Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5, as well as the recently announced Fitbit Edge later this month.
Since screenless wearables don’t have an interactive bezel like the rest of the best fitness trackers, users put their faith into automatic detection tools...
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