Omnia: Withings presents the interactive health mirror of the future 30 comments
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Withings introduces Omnia at CES 2025, an interactive health mirror intended to make personalized health monitoring innovative and clear with a 360-degree view of the body and vital signs.
Mirror with body model for illustration
Withings Omnia evaluates health data from connected devices to give users a comprehensive daily overview of their current health. The interactive mirror uses artificial intelligence to analyze and interpret key indicators such as heart health, nutritional trends, body composition, lung function, activity tracking and sleep quality.
Omnia also aims to show the user the complex links between different health factors to illustrate how changes, for example in the areas of sleep, diet or exercise, can positively influence heart health or metabolic function. Irregularities must also be detected and reported quickly. Personalized recommendations aim to help users make targeted changes to their habits to improve their health and increase their well-being.
Withings Omnia (Image: Withings)
Own data and network
Omnia offers a voice-activated interface, a 3D body model and a connected base equipped with health sensors. The device performs daily self-health checks, measures weight, heart health and metabolic values via the base station and also integrates data from the Withings ecosystem of connected health devices, such as watches hybrid smart devices, scales, blood pressure monitors, sleep trackers and mattress and bathroom sensors.
Withings complements this with an AI voice assistant that provides real-time feedback, answers questions and motivates users. However, as mentioned, the collection of individual data depends on what accessories the user still has.
Overview of Omnia features:
360-degree health screening: Daily scans provide information on heart, lungs, weight, sleep, exercise and diet. Mirror interface: Visual representation of health data that provides easy-to-understand and actionable information. AI Voice Assistant: Voice assistant that provides real-time – Provides feedback, answers to questions, motivation and guidance. Integrated Telemedicine: Connect with healthcare professionals for virtual consultations and delayed assessments. Health Data: Heart Health: ECG (including atrial fibrillation detection), nighttime heart rate, irregular rhythm notification, resting heart rate, vascular age and blood pressure. Metabolic body composition: muscle-to-fat ratio, water percentage, bone mass, visceral fat and weight gain. Activity tracking: steps, calories burned, VO2max, altitude, exercise, heart rate recovery and body temperature fluctuations. Nutrition: pH, ketones, density as well as vitamin C content. Sleep quality: detection of apnea, sleep interruptions, sleep phases and regeneration.
Omnia represents a monumental advancement in health technology and shows how connected health data can transform personal health. By transparently analyzing a wide range of key health parameters, OMNIA provides unprecedented understanding of how our body’s systems work together. This holistic perspective allows users to proactively promote their health and detect small abnormalities early, often before they escalate into larger problems. At Withings, we believe that sharing this knowledge with people is the key to living longer, healthier lives. With OMNIA, we don’t just monitor health: we give people the tools to actively shape it.
Eric Carreel, founder and president of Withings
Pricing and availability
Omnia is currently still in development. The device will be presented at CES 2025, but there is no date or even price yet for its market launch.
Techconseil received information about this report from Withings under NDA. The only requirement was the earliest possible release date.
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