The cEDA metric is the third type of stress measurement Fitbit will have on its watch the Sense 2 will still also do spot checks with the EDA sensor, which Fitbit says is a different type of stress measurement. It's not exactly clear what these signs of stress amount to in daily use, but Fitbit emphasizes that the goal is to raise awareness of when the moments are happening.
The $300 Sense 2 adds another type of sensor tech Google and Fitbit are calling cEDA, or "continuous electrodermal activity." The previous Sense watch had to rely on spot checks with the EDA sensor to look for possible signs of stress, while the Sense 2 promises to scan continuously with a rear electrical sensor, combining with the optical heart-rate sensor to look for daily moments where possible stressors might pop up.Īccording to Fitbit, these possible stressor moments are then flagged by the watch's software interface via pop-up notifications, which can be set to happen instantly or be summarized later in the day.
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