Xiaomi continues to expand its line of smart devices: the company recently introduced a new smart watch for children - Mitu Watch S1. This watch allows parents to track their child's location and receive notifications about their movements.
Features and specificationsAccording to GizmoChina, Mitu Watch S1 is equipped with a 1.78-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 448x368 pixels. At the top of the screen there is a waterdrop notch for a 5MP selfie camera, which can be used for video calls. The 8MP main camera is designed to show the surroundings, allowing parents to better understand where their child is.
The watch has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory, which is enough to store applications and data. GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, GALILEO and QZSS systems are responsible for the accuracy of location tracking. Thanks to these technologies, as well as artificial intelligence-based algorithms and sensors, the device is able to accurately determine the coordinates of a child, even while inside a building.
One of the key features of the Mitu Watch S1 is the ability to define safe places on the map, such as home and school, and potentially dangerous areas. Parents will be instantly notified if a child leaves or enters one of these areas. The watch can also detect deviations from usual routes and long periods of travel.
The device saves the history of the child’s movements over the last 90 days, and you can view this history on your smartphone. This feature allows parents to track regular routes and quickly respond to any changes.
Additional featuresIn addition to tracking functions, Mitu Watch S1 supports educational applications, WeChat and QQ instant messengers, radio, online TV and various sports modes. The watch also tracks health indicators, including fatigue levels, eye strain, emotional state, heart rate (HR) and blood oxygen levels (SpO2).
Price and availabilityAt the moment, Xiaomi Mitu Watch S1 is priced at 1199 yuan (about $165) in China. It is not yet known whether this watch will appear in international markets.
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