At MWC 2024, Samsung unveiled its vision for an Intelligent Health Platform, hoping to enable people and those they love to easily manage their well-being.
Leveraging its vast ecosystem of devices, services, and people, the company emphasizes a connected care approach focused around the home.
Samsung is aware of the industry's problem with dispersed health data. The head of Samsung's digital health team, Dr. Hon Pak, VP, emphasized that Samsung can handle this thanks to its wide range of connected device ecosystem.
In order to ensure a more thorough understanding of an individual's health, Samsung Health integrates various devices and partner solutions in an effort to streamline health data tracking on Galaxy wearables.
Samsung Health promises individualized insights and customized health experiences thanks to the incorporation of AI technology. By using a global dataset containing information from 64 million monthly active users, users can gradually acquire more insight into their health, allowing them to make well-informed decisions about their well-being.
Upcoming features like My Vitality Score and Booster Card, which offer tailored and useful advice, demonstrate Samsung's dedication to user wellness.
Furthermore, Samsung's commitment to providing cutting-edge health monitoring solutions is demonstrated by features like the sleep apnea detection, which was recently approved by the US FDA.
Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Ring, a brand-new wearable device intended for all-day comfort. Galaxy Ring users can effortlessly access health-related insights and understandings day or night, which is in line with Samsung's larger goal of creating a connected digital wellness platform.
Samsung intends to advance mobile experiences that put health and wellness first by improving Galaxy AI across product categories. Their commitment to enhancing health globally, beginning with individualized, easily accessible solutions at home, is demonstrated by the introduction of Galaxy Ring.
By 2024, "My Vitality Score and Booster Card" will be a part of Samsung Health, though availability will differ depending on wearable, carrier, and market.
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