We’re exactly one month away from the release of the , and while you may not be the type to to be one of the first owners, who wouldn’t want to take a look inside Apple’s top-secret fitness lab?
Recently, ABC’s Good Morning America got the first-ever tour of “one of the most advanced fitness labs in the world” owned by the most valuable company in the world.
Inside, the lab looks like your average —except for the science-fiction style contraptions everyone’s wearing. The people getting sweaty on the treadmills, rowing machines, ellipticals, and yoga mats are Apple employees doing their part to help collect the data necessary for all the to work. The employees didn’t even know what project they were helping with.
In addition to counting calories and tracking time spent standing, running, cycling, and so on, the Apple Watch is also without a chest strap—a feature tech experts have questioned since devices monitoring
But from the looks of it all—from masks that measure how hard people are breathing to temperature-controlled climate chambers—the company is on the right track. “I think we’ve amassed already what may be one of the world’s largest pieces of data on fitness, and our view is we’re just beginning,” senior Apple executive Jeff Williams, tells ABC’s Rebecca Jarvis in the video.
We can’t wait to see if Apple pulls this off.
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