Nutivõrud

Nutivõrud, also known as nutipaelad or nutikellad, are wearable electronic devices that primarily function as fitness trackers and health monitors. They are typically worn on the wrist and connect wirelessly to a smartphone or other computing device. The primary purpose of a nutivõru is to collect data related to a user's physical activity and physiological well-being. This data commonly includes step count, distance traveled, calories burned, and sleep patterns. Many nutivõrud also incorporate heart rate sensors to provide continuous monitoring of the user's pulse.

Beyond basic fitness tracking, advanced nutivõrud can offer a wider range of features. These may include GPS tracking for more accurate distance and pace measurement during outdoor activities, blood oxygen saturation monitoring, and even the ability to detect falls. Some devices also provide stress level tracking and guided breathing exercises. Connectivity with a smartphone allows nutivõrud to display notifications for calls, texts, and app alerts directly on the wearable's screen. This allows users to stay informed without constantly needing to check their phone.

The data collected by nutivõrud is usually presented through a companion mobile application. These applications often provide detailed historical data, trends, and personalized insights to help users understand their health and fitness progress. Users can often set goals within these apps and receive motivational feedback. The design of nutivõrud varies widely, from minimalist bands focused purely on fitness tracking to more smartwatch-like devices with larger displays and a broader array of functionalities. Battery life is another key consideration, with most devices designed to last several days on a single charge.