Fitbit is launching a new program called Fitbit Labs, allowing select users to test experimental AI-powered features within the Fitbit app.

Smartwatches and activity trackers are a dime a dozen these days, but there are a few brands that stand out. Apple Watch has cultivated a stellar reputation in the smartwatch category — and the upcoming Series 10 is rumored to come with some cool new upgrades — while brands like Fitbit have dominated the fitness tracking space.

Fitbit said that the Gemini-powered Insight Explorer feature on the app analyses health and fitness-related user data to provide personalised health insights

Google is bringing the power of artificial intelligence to your wrist, with a new experimental feature that aims to make sense of your Fitbit data. Fitbit Labs, a new initiative within the Fitbit

Fitbit detailed the start of its Labs experimental grounds, which kicks off with its first test: Insight Explorer. The test, available to Premium subscribers, uses Google's Gemini to "understand" your Fitbit data and provide personalized answers to questions.

Google completed the acquisition of Fitbit back in January 2021 for $2.1 billion. Since the acquisition, Google has been using its expertise and technology for the betterment of its Pixel Watch. Earlier this year,