Hitachi has a new watch to show to the world, at their 100^th anniversary mini exhibition in Tokyo. It’s called the Hitachi “Life Microscope” watch. For some reason, it’s able to detect what activity you’re doing just by the motion of your wrist, and is also capable to record every single movement that you produce, like how long you walk or rest, your duration of sleeping and working time, and even video gaming and eating. All these data will be collected via software, and shown to your doctor.

Due to the accuracy of the data, Hitachi is capable to give extremely accurate information to both patient and doctors to better study ones activity and to better help them in their recovery or daily exercises. Now you can’t escape from lying to Santa that you’ve been nice.

[Hitachi via Akihabaranews]