Apple Watch Accident Detection is triggered in serious collision in the USA

2024-01-31 21:58:16

Let’s look at another story that shows how the Accident Detection Can it help save lives? The case this time happened in the state of California (United States), where the Apple Watch of one of the victims of a car accident provided the information necessary for emergency services to help them.

According to local website information KTLA, the accident consisted of a Hyundai Sonata colliding with a palm tree. The vehicle had five occupants and the watch on one of them was efficient in detecting the collision and automatically sending the location coordinates to the authorities.

When the police arrived, they only found the car stuck in the tree, with the five passengers unable to leave the car. Fortunately, they were rescued and rescued. Although most did not suffer any major complications, two of them were taken to the hospital as they needed further care.

According to the website, the cause of the accident is still being investigated. Other information about the current status of those involved was also not disclosed.


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