I. Introduction
In today's fast-paced world, maintaining good health has become a top priority for many individuals. Health-conscious individuals are increasingly turning to smartwatches and wristbands as essential tools towards good health. These devices offer a range of features and functionalities, allowing users to conveniently track their exercise and health data. With capabilities such as workout reminders and measuring blood pressure, heart rate (HR) monitoring, measuring blood oxygen level, step counting, and sleep analysis, smartwatches have revolutionized the way we monitor our well-being [1], [2]. As a result, these digital devices have gained immense popularity, particularly among health enthusiasts who wear them consistently. In a survey conducted in 2019 [3], users of wearable devices were asked about their reasons for choosing to use this technology. The survey results revealed that the highest proportion, accounting for 60% of respondents, used wearable technology primarily for step tracking purposes. Additionally, 44% of respondents cited heart rate detection as their primary reason for using wearable technology, while 42% reported using it for tracking calories burned. Another reason mentioned by 40% of respondents was to track sleep patterns. These findings provide insights into the key motivations behind the adoption of wearable health devices among users.