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Apple is always looking for the next health feature that they could bring to Apple Watch and this week the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Apple that relates to a possible future Specialty Apple Watch and system for performing physiological measurements by coupling the watch to the body of a user. The system describes and focuses on a new "patch system" ...

14 years ago Apple engineers worked on future retail store apps relating to the fashion world covering the "Virtual Closet" and Online Shopping. Of course they were too ahead of their time. One big issue with ordering clothes online is wondering if the sizes you're ordering will actually fit right. Well, it appears that Apple may be working on a solution for just that issue.

In 2017, Apple acquired Beddit, a Finnish technology company. From what I could tell, not much has changed with the product over the last six years, even though we've covered at least five of Apple's patents (01, 02, 03, 04 and 05) showing their ongoing work on the product. This week, another Beddit-related patent surfaced covering sensors capable of detecting bed occupancy based on reflective or transmissive detection (or non-detection) of electromagnetic radiation using one or more antennas. With key Apple Watch engineers specializing in health features behind this latest patent, perhaps we...

Patently Apple has covered a number of Apple patents over the years regarding their work on blood pressure cuff systems. Today the US Patent & Trademark Office published another two patent applications from Apple on this area of healthcare. The first patent is titled "Ambulatory Blood Pressure Cuff." More specifically, the invention relates to ambulatory blood pressure cuffs that can be worn around a limb of a user to, periodically or continuously, measure a blood pressure of the user during their daily activities.