Ahead of the Olympics, smart health specialist Withings reveals its own medal-winning countries


Ahead of the Olympic Games, Withings studied data from its community of smart device users to award its own gold, silver and bronze medals. — Cartoon vector created by vectorjuice - www.freepik.com

With the Olympic Games kicking off soon, the smart device maker Withings has shared its own global medal winners based on data from more than five million users worldwide. So, which country takes gold for sleep quality? And in which countries do users walk and swim the most?

The Tokyo Olympic Games start this Friday, July 23. For the occasion, Withings has collated data from five million user profiles from 20 different countries to draw up its own list of medal winners in events as diverse as sleep quality, time spent training, number of steps per day, and muscle mass gained. So which counties are the Withings champions? And how will the Withings medal haul compare to Olympic performances?

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