OPPO INNO Day: OHealth H1, MariSilicon Y Bluetooth audio chipset, and Air Glass 2 announced

OHealth H1 is the brand’s first health product and it combines six health data monitoring functions intended for family use into a single device. These include measurement of blood, oxygen, ECG, heart and lung auscultation, heart rate, body temperature and sleep tracking.

OPPO Inno Day 2022

OHealth H1: The OHealth H1 helps users take better care of the health of the entire family, thanks to the high-precision sensors and industry-leading health algorithms. The OHealth H1 is a super-light device that weighs just 95 grams, rounded edges and has a concentric oval design. This makes it easy for users to take the OHealth H1 with them anywhere, thereby helping them to integrate regular health measurements into their daily routines.

MariSilicon Y Bluetooth audio SoC: After the MariSilicon X imaging NPU, OPPO has unveiled the second member of the MariSilicon family, the new MariSilicon Y Bluetooth audio SoC. It is one of the first SoCs to use the most advanced N6RF process technology, MariSilicon Y introduces a brand new self-developed Pro Bluetooth pack that increases the Bluetooth bandwidth by 50 percent compared with the highest spec Bluetooth SoCs on the market.

The MariSilicon Y Bluetooth audio SoC is equipped with the exclusive URLC codec technology and a dedicated NPU with up to 590 GOPS of on-device computing power, MariSilicon Y can transmit 24-bit/192kHz ultra-clear lossless audio through Bluetooth for the first time ever.

OPPO Air Glass 2: During the event, OPPO also demoed its latest Assistant Reality Glass, the OPPO Air Glass 2. These feature a super-lightweight design and weigh only 38 grams. The Air Glass 2 robust design includes the world’s first resin SRG-diffractive waveguide lens developed by OPPO. These lenses will support vision correction and further customisation, making them almost indistinguishable from regular glasses. The Air Glass 2 will allow users to make phone calls, conduct real-time translation, provide location-based navigation, and convert voice into text for people with hearing impairments.