The Moto360, running Wear OS, is equipped with a variety of internal sensors, making it a versatile tool for tracking movement, health, and environmental data.

Key Sensors

1. 6-axis Accelerometer
   Measures acceleration and movement in multiple directions, perfect for activity tracking.

2. Gyroscope
   Detects orientation and rotation, providing insights into motion and positioning.

3. Electronic Compass
   Offers accurate directional data for navigation and orientation studies.

4. PPG Sensor
   Monitors heart rate and pulse, useful for fitness tracking and health research.

5. Ambient Light Sensor
   Adjusts display brightness automatically and can support light exposure studies.

6. Barometric Altimeter
   Measures atmospheric pressure for altitude tracking and environmental research.

Wear OS as a Research Platform

Wear OS allows custom app development and data extraction for experiments, giving researchers flexibility to gather insights for their studies.

Important Considerations

• Sensors have been tested for accuracy but the device is not validated for medical or academic use.

• Researchers should perform their own validation in the intended environment.

Explore the potential of Moto360’s sensors to develop innovative applications and gather meaningful data. For development details, refer to Wear OS documentation and resources.