By Victoria Woollaston It worked for Dr Dre and Apple, and now 50 Cent has teamed up with Intel to create a range of smart headphones. Called SMS Audio BioSport In-Ear, the headphones feature sensors that measure the wearer’s heart rate at all times - even when they’re walking or sitting down. And because they draw energy from the connected phone or MP3 player, the smart gadgets should never need to be charged. Scroll down for video The SMS Audio BioSport headphones (pictured) have a built-in optical sensor that measures changes in heart rate, while also removing noise signals caused by body motion and ambient light. These in-ear phones additionally feature software that changes the pace of music based on the user’s level of activity
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The SMS Audio BioSport In-Ear Headphones will debut later this year
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They have been created by 50 Cent's SMS Audio in partnership with Intel
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Built-in optical sensors will measure the wearer’s heart rate
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This information will be logged and analysed to identify exercise regimes
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Wearers will then be given tailored advice to boost fitness or weight loss
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Pricing and release dates have not been announced
Earlier this year, Dr Dre became the world’s first hip-hop billionaire after Apple bought his Beats by @placeholder headphone business.