Lot many apps are there on Google Play Store that claim to read the user’s heart beat rate using their Smartphone flashlights, but none of them are correct. But soon Google is going to launch this feature which is said to give you accurate bit rate of your heart.
Officially Google has announced that it will launch the Respiratory Monitor with the FIT App, after which the users can measure their heart beat through the Smartphone light. But initially this feature will be made available only for the Google Pixel Smartphones by this month end.
Google mentions that the feature will not be applicable for Medical Reports, but it will be equally accurate like a heart rate report prepared by a Medical Practitioner. It will also support the machine learning feature.
To many extent, this Google feature will match to that of the Samsung Galaxy Smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy S Series Smartphones used to support the feature to measure Heart Beat through flashlight, but Samsung has removed it now.
However, Google has not made it evident if this feature will remain constraint to the Pixel Smartphones or will be rolled to other Android handsets too.