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Apple's on-device AI infrastructure, such as Core ML, the Neural Engine, and Apple Intelligence features introduced in iOS 18 and later, provides developers of iOS with a genuine edge in the field of controlled industries. For healthcare and fintech founders developing AI features, this implies that important user information will not be transferred off the device.

That's why many products that put compliance at top of mind rely on iOS first. We have already developed AI applications for iOS using Core ML and LLM APIs, and once Apple Intelligence becomes more widely available on the device, the gap will grow wider between iOS and other platforms regarding private AI.

The sky is the limit with the camera on the new iPhones, and the impact is that the camera is now evolving as a sensing tool and not just a recording tool, as evidenced by the ever-expanding number of apps that do just that. Medical imaging support, document quality OCR, skin condition journaling, and precision measurement are actual applications that are being scoped at the present time.

In short, the current-generation iPhone camera isn't just a consumer gadget; it's a clinical-grade sensor with a developer API, and we're hoping the next generation of apps in healthcare and industry will be treated as such.

Widgets morphed into Live Activities, which are now one of the top engagement features on the iOS platform. Continuous state update - anything is a possibility, from real-time tracking of ride location to delivery status to sports scores to medical monitoring.

Apps that use the Dynamic Island well experience a measurable increase in retention, and that's because the notch is now transformed into a surface where they can interact. We take both of these into account when we start discussing our iOS architecture.

While the Apple Vision Pro is an early market device right now, the platform itself is called visionOS and has its own SDK, review guidelines and developer ecosystem. Spatial computing has proven its cost-saving capabilities in enterprise use cases, such as field service visualization, surgical planning, training simulations, or architectural walkthroughs. We have the ability to develop apps for visionOS and are working to get a head start on the adoption curve for the platform.

There is now a true standard for smart home interoperability. With the backing of Apple, Google, Amazon and the device makers, Matter allows iOS applications built on HomeKit to connect with a far broader range of devices than ever before. The limitation of being able to cross-platform home automation, which was a challenge in the past, is mostly over for founders of property tech, industrial IoT and consumer hardware companies.

The path of moving towards clinical-level iPhone applications is not a mere speculation, but is on the way. There are already several features in the Apple ecosystem that can be integrated into a CGM: Continuous Glucose Monitoring with compatible hardware, Apple Watch's ability to detect atrial fibrillation, blood oxygen monitoring, and crash detection. New medical applications for iOS will be used for diagnostic imaging workflows, will connect iOS apps to hospital EMRs, and will process lab data.

We've been developing our first medical app since 2010, and have continued to develop in the healthcare vertical since. These are practices we already have for iOS healthcare projects, and are expected to learn about, using the infrastructure knowledge - HealthKit, HIPAA-sensitive data handling, App Store medical category compliance.