Job postings show Apple is developing Class II medical devices or related features

     Apple is recruiting a regulatory program manager to help the company develop Class II medical devices or features that may be related to Apple Watch and iPhone. Foreign media MyHealthyApple first discovered this recruitment information, saying that it will be responsible for providing regulatory support for product submission, approval and release preparation.

　　The project manager will work in Apple's hardware division, which suggests that Apple may launch Class II medical products in the future or provide health features for Apple products such as the Apple Watch and iPhone.

　　Class II medical devices are medical devices that need to be controlled for their safety and effectiveness. This includes X-ray machines, B-ultrasound, microscopes, biochemical analyzers, etc., which are all Class II medical devices. The electrocardiogram (ECG) and arrhythmia function of Apple Watch is one of them. About 43% of all medical devices and functions fall into the designated scope of Class II.