HUAWEI Research
Drive Innovation
for a Healthier Future
We integrate cutting-edge technologies and multidisciplinary insights through collaboration with leading research institutes to deliver proactive health management.
Our vision is to develop human intelligent body perception and bring digital health to every person, home and organization.
Disease Screening and Management Study
Chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, pose a significant threat to modern health and are increasingly affecting younger populations.
Through innovative technology, users can monitor key health metrics—heart rate, SpO2, ECG, and blood pressure—continuously via smart wearable devices. This enables early detection of potential health issues and real-time health tracking. Our advanced solutions provide personalised management plans and risk mitigation strategies, empowering users to make informed health decisions and maintain long-term health.
HUAWEI Heart Study1
301 Hospital leverages smart wearables and AI technologies to support A-fib detection, from early warning to diagnosis and recovery management.
This makes science-driven heart care an integral part of daily life.
Smart TAVR Study1
SAHZU is revolutionising post-surgery care for heart valve patients by leveraging smart ECG watches, speeding up recovery and improving outcomes.
Vascular Study1
Tongji Hospital, HUST, employs smart wearables to detect cardiovascular diseases, opening new avenues for population-wide cardiovascular disease prevention.
Blood Pressure Study1
This study helps monitor and manage hypertension in at-risk individuals, encouraging proactive health awareness.
Hypertension Risk Study1
This study aims to identify risks and manage hypertension, promoting holistic health.
iCARE4CVD2
The iCARE4CVD project leverages sophisticated AI models derived from smart wearable technology and data from more than 1 millions patients. The models are used to design personalised solutions for each individual.
Liverpool Stroke Study3
The University of Liverpool uses HUAWEI smart wearables to identify and mitigate stroke risks.
Study on Wrist-Worn Blood Pressure Measurement4
The study examines the accuracy of blood pressure measurement for people with different skin tones and provides tailored hypertension monitoring services for at-risk individuals.
Cardiovascular Health Trend Study1
This study assesses individuals' future risk of CVD, empowering them to manage their cardiovascular health and encouraging early prevention.
Cardiovascular Risk Management Study1
This project uses smart wearables and personalised health interventions to manage and reduce CVD risks, targeting rural residents in China to protect cardiovascular health.
Exercise and Blood Pressure Study1
This study offers guidance and helps people manage blood pressure and keep it under control during aerobic exercise.
Blood Glucose Study1
The study helps people assess the risk of hyperglycemia, monitor blood glucose levels, and adopt healthy lifestyle habits.
Diabetes Risk Study
(Middle East & Africa)5
This study assesses the measurement accuracy across different skin tones and optimises the applicability for diverse populations.
Fatty liver Study1
The study measures liver fat levels, identifies risks, and enables early prevention and proactive management of fatty liver. It opens new avenues for at-home liver health monitoring.
Respiratory Health Study1
This study enables proactive evaluation of lung function and assessment of the risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and lung infection. It aims to move respiratory health management from the hospital into the living room.
High Altitude Health Study1
The study assesses and monitors the risk of altitude adaptation decline in real time using physiological metrics and subjective feelings.
Cognitive Dysfunction Intervention Study1
Initiated by Zhejiang University, this study explores innovative approaches to managing MCI using smart wearables and multi-domain interventions. It aims to advance science-based brain health protection for the elderly.
Parkinson Study1
Fudan University has developed a model using wearable data to accurately assess resting tremor, improving medication accuracy and enhancing patients' comfort.
Weight Management Study1
Peking University conducted a study to explore the link between weight management and mental health using smart wearables and surveys. The study aims to develop personalised interventions to improve both physical and emotional wellbeing.
Sleep and Emotional Wellbeing Study
Sleep and emotional disorders are key factors that affect healthy living.
Smart wearables track sleep, stress, and emotion to combat related disorders. By leveraging the data collected from these wearables, the study creates tailored strategies to improve sleep and emotional wellbeing, promoting a science-based approach to health management.
Sleep Apnoea Study1
This study leverages wearable technology to screen for sleep apnoea risks and safeguard night-time breathing effectively.
Chinese Sleep Health Study1
This study reveals the intricate link between sleep and individual behaviour.
Sleep-Wake Cycles of Athletes Study1
Nanjing Institute of Physical Education leverages wearables to develop data-driven training regimens and sleep recovery plans, enabling athletes to achieve their highest potential.
ICU Patient Sleep Study1
Renji Hospital, affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, is conducting research to assess the sleep status of ICU patients after surgery. The goal is to gain detailed, objective sleep data and understand how different surgical approaches affect sleep.
Emotion Recognition Study1
The study categorises emotions into three distinct states—pleasant, neutral, and unpleasant—laying the groundwork for effective emotion management and analysis.
Emotion and Sleep Improvement Plan1
The plan employs scientific approaches to help improve sleep, which is essential for easing emotional challenges.
Bipolar Disorder Study1
This study uses smart wearables for early detection of bipolar disorder and personalised management, enabling mood monitoring.
Adolescent Depression Study1
Researchers at West China Hospital of Sichuan University combine smart wearable monitoring with interactive sports games to boost teenagers' mood and stimulate their cognition.
Science-based Exercise
Exercise is essential for life, and science is key to effective exercise.
Smart wearables track exercise and physiological data, offering unique insights into biomechanics and exercise physiology that go beyond traditional observation methods. This approach makes science-based exercise accessible to everyone.
Exercise Intensity Monitoring and Evaluation Study1
China's General Administration of Sport has developed a cutting-edge health analysis system for athletes. This system uses smart wearables to track exercise intensity, prevent injuries, and boost performance.
Measurement and Application of Running Physiological Metrics1
This study leverages smart wearables to track data and develop science-based evaluation models. These models help runners adjust their intensity, reduce injury risks, and sustain ideal pacing—boosting both performance and training effectiveness.
Adolescent Physical Activity and Health Study1
This study explores the link between adolescents' physical activities and sleep, and how these factors impact their overall health, aiming to develop tailored strategies for promoting healthy growth.
Children's Gait Study1
Nanfang Hospital of Southern Medical University leverages wearables to study childhood gait irregularities and foster optimal foot health.
Cycling Virtual Power Study1
Smart wearables calculate cycling power in real time, offering cyclists accessible performance metrics for efficient, science-based training.
Calories Burned Study1
Wearables track daily activities and calorie burn, transforming them into clear, actionable insights. This enables informed lifestyle adjustments, making every effort measurable without the guesswork.
Wearable-based Multimodal Activity Sensing1
The study uses wearables to track daily activity, turning every effort into meaningful insights.
Women's Health
Women's health is crucial for personal, family, and societal growth.
Smart wearables track essential metrics—body temperature, heart rate, and sleep quality—through integrated multidimensional data. They detect nuanced shifts, enabling full-lifecycle health support.
PCOS Risk Study1
This study helps identify risks of PCOS, enabling timely action to support women's health.
Ovarian Health Monitoring and Warning Study1
This study monitors ovarian function and provides early warnings of potential risks, helping to protect ovarian health.
Menstrual Cycle Study1
This study tracks female menstrual cycles, including periods and fertile windows, to enable informed, science-based cycle management.
Premenstrual syndrome Study1
This study explores genetic and biomarker insights into PMS among Chinese women, seeking to uncover the origins of emotional shifts and provide targeted, empathetic care strategies.
Female Stay Fit Study1
This study uses smart wearables to promote hypoxic training, enabling effective weight management while safeguarding metabolic health and reducing chronic disease risks.
Research Capability Openness
Huawei offers open platform capabilities, enabling third-party institutes to access health and fitness data with user consent, fostering rapid innovation and solution development.
Developers can leverage our platform to create digital health apps, accelerating advancements in wearable technology and medical breakthroughs.
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