Intel Unveils Peak Watch in Crowded Wearable Space

The video discusses the Basis Peak, a second-generation fitness tracker with improved features like waterproofing and better sensors. It highlights the technology behind the device, including sensor fusion and Intel's involvement. The market potential for wearables is explored, emphasizing the growing interest in fitness tracking among a broad audience.

What material is the Basis Peak made of?

• Aluminum

• Steel

• Plastic

• Carbon Fiber

What feature allows the Basis Peak to track heart rate without a chest strap?

• Infrared Sensors

• Pressure Sensors

• Ultrasound Technology

• Light that shines through the skin

What is the term used to describe the technology that combines data from multiple sensors in the Basis Peak?

• Algorithmic Processing

• Sensor Fusion

• Digital Synchronization

• Data Integration

What is the expected number of connected devices by 2020 according to the transcript?

• 10 billion

• 20 billion

• 50 billion

• 100 billion

What is the main reason for the large market potential of fitness trackers?

• They are cheaper than other gadgets

• Only elite athletes use them

• They are a fashion statement

• They help people understand their daily activities and health