Sekyo Launches Neo Fit AI-Powered Smartwatch with Health Sensor

The Health Sensor capabilities cover heart rate, SpO2, sleep, steps, and activity tracking, positioning the AI-Powered Smartwatch as a wellness and activity-monitoring device for children.

Sekyo, an Indian IoT security and wearable brand, has launched Neo Fit, an AI-powered kids smartwatch with an integrated Health Sensor, bringing together health and activity tracking, real-time location monitoring, and safety features in a single wearable designed for children.

The Health Sensor capabilities cover heart rate, SpO2, sleep, steps, and activity tracking, positioning the AI-Powered Smartwatch as a wellness and activity-monitoring device for children.

Neo Fit has also been equipped with an AI Learning Coach that provides study assistance through voice- and image-based interactions.

It also includes seven educational and mathematics games, along with reminders intended to support everyday routines such as homework and reading.

For child safety and communication, Neo Fit supports real-time GPS tracking, 4G video calling, WhatsApp calling and chat, Geo-fencing, route history, and SOS alerts with live location.

Parents can manage the device through the Sekyo parental-control application and use its Find My Watch function.

“Neo Fit is our vision of what a kids’ smartwatch can become when technology is designed around the real needs of children and parents. We wanted to move beyond basic calling and tracking to create a device that supports smart AI learning, encourages healthy habits, enhances safety and keeps families connected,” said Smridhi Goyal, CEO & Co-Founder, Sekyo.

“As children spend more time learning and interacting with technology, most parents face the same dilemma: how to keep the children connected and independent without handing them a full smartphone? A smartphone brings open internet access, social media, and constant screen distraction — concerns most parents aren’t ready to take on at a young age. Neo Fit is built as the smart alternative: it gives children the connectivity, learning support, and independence they need, without the smartphone habits and pressures parents want to delay,” she added.

The device is priced at INR 9,990 and is offered through Sekyo’s website and major e-commerce platforms.

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