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After BP monitoring smartwatches, HUAWEI reveals its first continuous glucose monitor

Credit: Weibo / Huawei TL;DR HUAWEI has revealed a continuous glucose monitor in China. HUAWEI Sence G1 is the company’s first-ever Class III medical device. HUAWEI hasn’t shared details about availability but said it has been in development for over three years. HUAWEI may have been nearly wiped out of international markets by sanctions imposed on it during the first tenure of US President Donald Trump, but it remains at the top of China’s lea…

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Huawei has announced its first continuous glucose monitor, the Sense G1. It is a skin-mounted device that works with Huawei phones, smartwatches, and activity trackers. Sense ... Read more

Although Huawei has withdrawn from international markets due to sanctions, it continues to maintain its leading position in the Chinese market. In addition to developments in conventional smartphones, foldable models and laptops, the company has a wide range of wearables, among which stand out devices that record blood pressure, […]

Huawei introduced Sense G1, its first sensor dedicated to continuous glucose monitoring. Applied to the arm, the device tracks glucose levels and shares results with compatible smartphones and smartwatches. Approved as a Class III medical device in China, the release represents an advance in the integration between wearable technology and digital health. International availability and price have not yet been disclosed.

Huawei presented its first continuous blood glucose monitor, the Sence G1: a class III medical device developed for over three years, which integrates with smartphones and smartwatch.The article Huawei Sence G1, the brand's first continuous blood glucose monitor is also a class III medical device seems to be the first on Smartworld.

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Pandaily broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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