Now, at a time when technology has become a part of life, the Samsung Watch steps from the shadows to launch a new era of wearable technology. This is the Galaxy Watch, which is adding AI features to the Samsung lineup that will make Galaxy wearables a companion, not just a device, stepping its technology into a new life.
Samsung’s Galaxy AI upgrades for the Galaxy Watch series promise to set wearables on a new path. The beta programme is scheduled to start in June. Galaxy Watch owners are going to flip for these AI upgrades.
Samsung’s quest to build a wearable with AI puts it just a little ahead of Google in the race to help us lead healthier lives. Features promised for the smartwatch include more extensive health assessments, and ‘nudging’ that adapts to your physical and mental state, thanks to inputs from physiological sensors. It can intervene just when you need it most – even if you don’t yet know that you need it.
At the epicentre of this revolution sits the Galaxy Watch 6, inclosing the revolutionary Energy Score, whose concept derives from Fitbit’s celebrated Daily Readiness score, which aims to calculate your energy levels for the rest of the day, by using sleep duration and quality, in conjunction with your daily physical activity.
It promises that Galaxy Watch will improve upon the ‘Sleep Insights’ that Samsung’s AI-powered sleep algorithms will push to your wrist: a virtually transparent new window on your nocturnal thrashings and heart rate variability.
For sports fanatics, the Galaxy Watch 6 is poised to begin a new generation of tailoring training data that, based on Aerobic and Anaerobic Threshold heart rates (similar to a cyclist’s Functional Threshold Power or FTP) will generate individualised Workout Routines and race training plans – essentially, a computer-generated coach.
Although Samsung has merely scratched the surface of the galaxy of possibilities with Galaxy AI, the beta programme for Galaxy Watch 4 and later iterations is not far away. Although a subscription model using a Fitbit Premium-like set-up has been foreshadowed, with the galaxy of AI features, Samsung has taken an unexpected step to make AI more accessible by making it free until 2025.
An ‘entirely user-focussed approach’ is signalled by the caveat that ‘We’re still determining whether a subscription will be required to unlock Galaxy AI features such as these in the future, but until 2025, the future of health and wellness is free for all.’ The reference to a potential subscription is reminiscent of Fitbit Premium, which is how the Google Pixel Watch charges for daily insights and workouts.
It is a ‘galaxy’, then, in the true sense of the word – an expansive constellation of files – and was a fitting moniker for the newly Samsung-powered self. The ancient Greeks believed that staying healthy and fit would enable them to work hard in order to achieve their goals in life. Armed with the Galaxy Watch 4, perhaps Korean consumers today have the greatest chance of bringing Hippo... (text truncated for brevity) ...
Flirting with the constellations of the innovating mind, Samsung’s Galaxy AI for the Galaxy Watch is not only a technological leap, but a journey towards a healthier and more interconnected life. While one anticipates the emergence of this wearable generation, the Galaxy reminds us that beyond our horizons lies our perspective of the Universe.
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