Nissan launches smart watch to connect cars and drivers

Like the cyberpunk novel, Nissan announced a smart watch that could link cars and drivers, and could display important information such as speed and driver's heart rate. The momentum of the smart watch has only been popular for several years, and Nissan has also been rushing to launch its first NISMO concept watch. The watch supports the current 370Z, Juke, and upcoming GT models. Nissan unveiled a news photo of the watch ahead of the Frankfurt Motor Show, offering black and white money in addition to its Black-and-red mix. The watch is connected by a Low-power Bluetooth and collects telemetry data from the car-including practical information such as speed and fuel consumption. At the same time, the watch also integrates health monitoring functions, such as the ability to measure the wearer's heart rate. The watch looks like a lump of iron, and the design doesn't seem to be easily damaged. It is charged through the MICRO-USB port, the manufacturer says the battery can persist for 7 days. Nissan is considering adding more intelligent technology to the watch, including ECG, EEG and skin temperature monitoring. Nissan Nismo Concept Watch will be on display at the Frankfurt Motor Show, no pricing and time to market news.