Diksia.com - Amazfit has launched a new smartwatch (smartwatch) for runners.
Is the Amazfit Cheetah series, the latest smart watch that comes with advanced specifications such as leading GPS technology and lightweight design.
In a press release obtained by , Amazfit has upgraded the dual-band GPS antenna for the Amazfit Cheetah series with MaxTrack™ technology.
Internal tests show that MaxTrack™ technology can provide 99.5 percent more accurate positioning than standard professional GPS trackers.
MaxTrack™ is able to capture almost 100 percent of the maximum amount of satellite signals, compared to smartwatches with regular antennas that can only capture 50 percent.
The corresponding technology used by this aircraft revolutionized the position of the smart watch by reducing route interference caused by environmental factors.
For example tall buildings, tall trees or cloudy skies.
As a result, the Amazfit Cheetah series tracks the user’s GPS movements with unprecedented accuracy.
The Amazfit Cheetah series smartwatch also supports six satellite systems to ensure users are protected wherever they go.
To leverage this real-time accuracy, users can import a route file and color the offline map of the planned activity area from the Zepp app.
Another important upgrade of the Amazfit Cheetah series is the AI-supported Zepp Coach™, which opens up a new dimension especially for runners.
Users can create targeted running plans for training with different types of competitions.
The running plan generated by the AI adapts to the user’s performance and condition from week to week.
It’s like a personal trainer who continuously optimizes the client’s training pace.
Amazfit Cheetah Series users in certain countries and regions can also try the Zepp Coach™ AI Chat feature in the Zepp app for a short demo period before the chatbot becomes a subscription-based service.
Zepp Coach™ AI Chat harnesses the power of Generative AI and leverages Large Language Models (LLM) to interact with users based on questions and answers. It recognizes users’ natural language descriptions as spoken input or typed commands.
