Samsung unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Ring at the ongoing Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona, emphasizing its integration with the Samsung Health platform for comprehensive health tracking. Additionally, Samsung announced the expansion of its AI suite across various product lines.
In an announcement via its Newsroom on Sunday, Samsung revealed that the Galaxy Ring would be showcased for the first time at MWC 2024. While attendees couldn't try on the device, it was displayed in a large case for enthusiasts to get a glimpse of its design.
Although specific details about the Galaxy Ring are still limited, images suggest a dark metallic body with sensors on the inner side, consistent with its initial teaser at the Galaxy Unpacked event in January.
Samsung mentioned that the Galaxy Ring would be available in three color options and would offer various health tracking features, although the launch date remains undisclosed.
The Galaxy Ring will introduce a new health form factor, integrating with the revamped Samsung Health platform. Expected features include a 24x7 heart rate monitor, a SpO2 (blood oxygen) sensor, sleep monitoring, and potentially, blood pressure monitoring.
Moreover, Samsung emphasized its focus on Galaxy AI during the showcase, expanding AI features across different product lines, including smartphones, tablets, foldables, laptops, and smartwatches. For instance, the Galaxy Book 4 series and Galaxy Watch 6 series will receive Galaxy AI features tailored for intelligent productivity and health, respectively.
The announcement provided insights into the "intelligent health" suite, introducing two features: the My Vitality Score feature, offering personalized health insights based on various metrics, and the Booster Card feature, tracking predefined health goals and providing insights for achieving them. These features demonstrate Samsung's commitment to enhancing user well-being through advanced AI technologies.
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