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Google_logo | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 2
To Help Everyone in the
World Become Healthier
Fitbit’s Vision

Google_logo 2019 | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 3
Help by Google.
Health by Fitbit.

Proprietary + Confidential
Device Innovation &
Advanced Sensors
Smarter
Algorithms
AI & LLMs
Health & Fitness are being transformed by:

Proprietary + Confidential
A decade ago Today | Future
Advanced AI will accelerate these trends
Basic step
tracking
A plethora of connected
devices, with powerful
sensors and device /
cloud algos
Health data in
silos
Users have better access
to their health data - and
want to connect the dots
Users seeking
expert health
information
Deeper personalization
and relevant insights
WHAT
DOES IT
MEAN?
WHAT
DOES IT
MEAN
FOR ME?

Proprietary + Confidential
Inspire 3
Entry level tracker to
get started
Luxe
Fashion inspired
wellness tracker
Charge 5
Advanced health &
fitness tracker
Versa 4
Fitness-first
smartwatch
Sense 2
Advanced health &
fitness smartwatch
Google
Pixel Watch
Fully featured
smartwatch offering
connectivity, health,
fitness, + Google
helpfulness

Google_logo 2019 | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 11

Proprietary + Confidential
Spectrogram Raw View
Spectrogram Showing Raw Signal From a Heart Rate Sensor
Higher Energy
Lower Energy

Proprietary + Confidential
Spectrogram Raw View
Spectrogram Showing Filtered Signal From a Heart Rate Sensor
Higher Energy
Lower Energy

Proprietary + Confidential
Heart Rate From Algorithm Overlayed on Spectrogram
Higher Energy
Lower Energy
Spectrogram with Accurate HR Overlay

Proprietary + Confidential
Bringing in Ground Truth Data
(Lynn Greyling; CC0 Public Domain)
(Public Domain)
License: CC0 Public Domain

Proprietary + Confidential
And, It Worked!
Google talked extensively about this being
the best optical HR sensor that has
ever been in a Fitbit product. And not to
spoil the accuracy section – but dear
god that’s true. So true. So much
better.
Still, overall the optical HR sensor
over the Pixel Watch is indeed
the best one in a Fitbit product to date
(as Google put it), and basically on-par with
any of the optical HR sensors I’ve tested
from Garmin, Apple, and others. Kudos.
It's round and beautiful, like a
smooth pebble. Incredibly
comfortable on the wrist…
Includes ECG and an
extraordinarily
precise heart-rate
monitor.
If there was one difference I
noticed, it’s the heart rate
sensor. It’s by far one
of the most accurate
I’ve ever used. …The
sensor records your heart
rate much more often than
other watches do, which help
improve its accuracy and give
you very precise readings.

Proprietary + Confidential
We have an opportunity to deliver personal AI
&
the best of Google to help people in their daily
lives.

Proprietary + Confidential
I/O May 2023
● Announced multi-modal research
● 370+ articles, blog and social posts

Proprietary + Confidential
The Pixel portfolio is the best way for users to experience
Google’s cutting edge AI in a personal and helpful way

Proprietary + Confidential
Americas
APAC
EMEA
Americas
EMEA
APAC
San Francisco
Mountain View
San Diego
Cambridge
London
Warsaw
Bucharest
Taipei
Shanghai
Sydney

Proprietary + Confidential
2021
/ Fitbit Engineering
office
2011
/ Commercial office
2019
/ Research Lab
Hello Google!
/ Romania
+350 employees
Engineering
Business (Sales, Marketing)
Global Administrative Functions

Proprietary + Confidential
Google’s Platforms & Ecosystems, in Romania

Fitbit & Pixel Wearables 2023 Proprietary & Confidential
Thank you!

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Jonathan Oakes (Google) - Powering Health and Fitness Products

1. Google Powered Health & Fitness Techsylvania 2023

2. Google_logo | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 2 To Help Everyone in the World Become Healthier Fitbit’s Vision

3. Google_logo 2019 | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 3 Help by Google. Health by Fitbit.

4. Proprietary + Confidential Device Innovation & Advanced Sensors Smarter Algorithms AI & LLMs Health & Fitness are being transformed by:

5. Proprietary + Confidential A decade ago Today | Future Advanced AI will accelerate these trends Basic step tracking A plethora of connected devices, with powerful sensors and device / cloud algos Health data in silos Users have better access to their health data - and want to connect the dots Users seeking expert health information Deeper personalization and relevant insights WHAT DOES IT MEAN? WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR ME?

7. Proprietary + Confidential Inspire 3 Entry level tracker to get started Luxe Fashion inspired wellness tracker Charge 5 Advanced health & fitness tracker Versa 4 Fitness-first smartwatch Sense 2 Advanced health & fitness smartwatch Google Pixel Watch Fully featured smartwatch offering connectivity, health, fitness, + Google helpfulness

8. Move more Sleep better Stress less Keep an eye on your wellbeing 24/7 heart rate Active Zone Minutes Daily Readiness 1 1000s of workouts 1 Sleep Score Sleep Stages Sleep Profile 1 Monthly Sleep Analysis 1 Stress Management Score EDA Body Responses 2 Guided breathing & mindfulness sessions 1 Health Metrics Dashboard Irregular heart rhythm notifications High & low heart rate ECG app 2 1 with Premium 2 sEDA on Charge 5 and cEDA Sense 2; ECG app on Charge 5, Sense 2, Pixel Watch

10.

11. Google_logo 2019 | Confidential and Proprietary pg. 11

12. Proprietary + Confidential Spectrogram Raw View Spectrogram Showing Raw Signal From a Heart Rate Sensor Higher Energy Lower Energy

13. Proprietary + Confidential Spectrogram Raw View Spectrogram Showing Filtered Signal From a Heart Rate Sensor Higher Energy Lower Energy

14. Proprietary + Confidential Heart Rate From Algorithm Overlayed on Spectrogram Higher Energy Lower Energy Spectrogram with Accurate HR Overlay

15. Proprietary + Confidential Bringing in Ground Truth Data (Lynn Greyling; CC0 Public Domain) (Public Domain) License: CC0 Public Domain

16. Proprietary + Confidential And, It Worked! Google talked extensively about this being the best optical HR sensor that has ever been in a Fitbit product. And not to spoil the accuracy section – but dear god that’s true. So true. So much better. Still, overall the optical HR sensor over the Pixel Watch is indeed the best one in a Fitbit product to date (as Google put it), and basically on-par with any of the optical HR sensors I’ve tested from Garmin, Apple, and others. Kudos. It's round and beautiful, like a smooth pebble. Incredibly comfortable on the wrist… Includes ECG and an extraordinarily precise heart-rate monitor. If there was one difference I noticed, it’s the heart rate sensor. It’s by far one of the most accurate I’ve ever used. …The sensor records your heart rate much more often than other watches do, which help improve its accuracy and give you very precise readings.

17. Proprietary + Confidential We have an opportunity to deliver personal AI & the best of Google to help people in their daily lives.

18. Proprietary + Confidential MedPaLM2

19. Proprietary + Confidential I/O May 2023 ● Announced multi-modal research ● 370+ articles, blog and social posts

20. Proprietary + Confidential The Pixel portfolio is the best way for users to experience Google’s cutting edge AI in a personal and helpful way

21. Proprietary + Confidential Americas APAC EMEA Americas EMEA APAC San Francisco Mountain View San Diego Cambridge London Warsaw Bucharest Taipei Shanghai Sydney

22. Google Romania

23. Proprietary + Confidential 2021 / Fitbit Engineering office 2011 / Commercial office 2019 / Research Lab Hello Google! / Romania +350 employees Engineering Business (Sales, Marketing) Global Administrative Functions

24. Proprietary + Confidential Google’s Platforms & Ecosystems, in Romania

25. Fitbit & Pixel Wearables 2023 Proprietary & Confidential Thank you!

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