Google has hinted at a new generation of fitness devices by teasing a screenless wearable, signaling a shift away from traditional display-based smartwatches. The move highlights growing interest in distraction-free health tracking.
Rise of Screenless Wearables
Unlike conventional devices, screenless wearables focus on passive data collection. They track sleep, recovery, and activity without constant notifications. This approach aims to deliver deeper health insights while reducing screen dependency.
Whoop’s $10 Billion Milestone
Meanwhile, Whoop has raised $575 million in a Series G funding round, pushing its valuation to $10.1 billion. The Boston-based company offers a screenless wristband paired with a smartphone app and serves over 2.5 million users globally.
Future of Health Tracking
Whoop plans to expand globally and invest in AI-driven health insights. Its platform already analyzes key metrics like sleep and recovery, positioning itself as a preventive health tool rather than just a fitness tracker.