Apple Watch's SOS Emergency feature saves the life of a woman and her 9-month-old baby

Technological devices make life a bit easier for us, but we are not aware of the impact it has had on our daily lives. Now it is not necessary to have agendas or look at the physical calendar, but with an iPhone or any other device we have everything in the palm of our hand. But not only that, but in the event of risks or emergencies, they allow a better performance by the emergency services.

This is the case of Kace Anderson, a woman who was in a car accident with her 9-month-old baby. He managed to get emergency services to the scene using the function Apple Watch SOS emergency, for her now the Apple watch is essential in her life.

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Kacie Anderson feels lucky to have bought an Apple Watch two years ago to train. Two years later, have had a traffic accident The one where he was with his 9-month-old son and if it wasn't for his smart watch, he might not have counted it. The function SOS emergency The Apple Watch brought emergency services to the scene in minutes, saving their lives.

By the time [the other car in the accident] hit us, everything inside the car was in the air. My face hit the steering wheel, the headrest, the wheel again, and then the window. I passed out for about a minute and couldn't see. My eyes were open, but all I saw was black.

My hands flew to search for my phone and then I realized that I had my watch on and asked him to call her at 911.

This is the testimony of Kacie Anderson who is grateful for having had an Apple Watch in her hand during the accident. As confirmed by the health workers, Kacie's injuries were so serious that on-site care was an important point in her actions. Her 9-month-old son only suffered bruises, some bruises and some scratches. Instead she had a severe concussion, broken fibers and several bruises.

It is one more example of how technology can save lives. In this case, Apple Watch saved a person's life that he was not aware that what he had on his wrist could save his life at some point.