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Inside Apple's Exploratory Design Group, which is working on advanced tech like a glucose monitor and built some of the iPhone's and Mac's chip and battery tech

Apple has a secret team working to bring noninvasive glucose monitoring to its smartwatch, but that's not all it's pursuing.

Bloomberg Mark Gurman

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  • @newsynick Nick Turner on x
    Apple's moonshot division, known as XDG, is working on other stuff beyond the noninvasive glucose monitor reported last week https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @markgurman https://twitter.com/...
  • @markgurman Mark Gurman on x
    Power On: Inside Apple's secretive XDG team - Exploratory Design Group - building its no-prick glucose monitor and much more. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @technology @technology on x
    Apple is famous for keeping its future products under wraps, but even by those standards the company's Exploratory Design Group is secretive https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @thestalwart Joe Weisenthal on x
    Really interesting @markgurman piece on Apple's internal moonshot division. A lot of the Google efforts seem to have been a flop, but it seems like Apple might be better at coming up with totally new things. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @hrafntho Hrafn Thorisson on x
    “[Apple is working on] features for AR/VR headsets that help people with eye diseases” I can't fully express how exciting VR/AR for health is. The combination of eyes, movement and everything else can catapult our understanding of health and our abilities to improve it. https://t…