Oppo unveiled three new tech products at its annual Inno Day event.
Let's start with MariSilicon Y, Oppo's second proprietary chip. It is not a replacement for the MariSilicon X image processor, but rather a Bluetooth audio SoC with a 50 percent improvement in Bluetooth bandwidth over current Bluetooth SoCs.
Oppo then unveiled the OHealth H1 health monitor, which weighs only 95g and has an oval shape with rounded corners. It can measure blood oxygen levels, do an ECG, assess your heart rate and temperature, and track your sleep.
To give a thorough health overview, the H1 integrates the observed data with Oppo's health algorithms. That information will be available for doctors, hospitals, and clinics to access through the monitor.
Finally, Oppo revealed the Air Glass 2, their next Assisted Reality gadget that weighs only 38g. The Air Glass 2 will be able to make calls, translate in real time, provide location-based navigation, and convert voice to text for persons with hearing difficulties, among other things.
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