The Samsung Galaxy Ring has now been confirmed to be showcased at the 2024 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona. The South Korean tech giant also revealed that its Samsung Health platform will play a vital role for wearable devices in tracking health and providing insights to users. In addition, the company’s AI suite will expand to a broader product portfolio. Earlier, there were reports that the Galaxy Ring might also be available in three different colors and multiple sizes.

announced in postal Samsung said via its newsroom that the Galaxy Ring will be “publicly demonstrated for the first time” at MWC 2024. The date and time of the presentation were not disclosed. Since this is the first public appearance, it’s unlikely to be available at the company’s booth for enthusiasts to try on.

The company has revealed that the Galaxy Ring will be launched as a new form of wellness. According to previous reports, it will be connected to the Samsung Health platform, which is undergoing a revamp and modernization. The company didn’t reveal any new images of the product, but that’s understandable since it’s so close to its official launch.

According to previous reports, the Galaxy Ring wearable is expected to come with a 24×7 heart rate monitor, SpO2 (blood oxygen) sensor, sleep monitoring tracker, and other fitness tracking features. It may also have blood pressure monitoring capabilities.

Separately, the Korean giant also announced that it will focus on Galaxy AI during the presentation. Samsung has previously announced that AI capabilities will be extended to its existing smartphones, including the Galaxy S23 series, Tab S9 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy S23 FE. But now, it has revealed that the AI ​​suite will be expanded to different product lines as well. Both the Galaxy Book 4 series and Galaxy Watch 6 series will get Galaxy AI capabilities, albeit in more specific versions. Laptops will get “smart productivity” features, while smartwatches will get “smart health” features.

The article also shows what a “smart health” kit could look like by highlighting two features. The new My Vitality Score feature will provide personalized health insights based on sleep quality and quantity, daily activity, average heart rate, heart rate variability and more. The second feature, called “Booster Card,” will track users’ predefined goals and provide insights on how to achieve them. More details are expected after the official reveal.

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