Samsung updates AI sleep apnea tracking for Galaxy devices
Samsung has upgraded its sleep tracking technology with a new artificial intelligence algorithm designed to classify sleep apnea conditions across its smartwatches and Galaxy Ring.
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Samsung has introduced an upgraded sleep tracking feature that uses a new artificial intelligence algorithm to detect sleep apnea, ZDNet AI reported. The update improves upon the company's previous detection technology by providing detailed sleep reports based on wearable data. [1][6]
The feature will debut on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, the Watch 9, and the Galaxy Ring, ZDNet AI said. Users wear the device to sleep over several nights to generate metrics, which classify sleep apnea severity into mild, occasional, and frequent stages. Samsung stated that this three-stage system allows for greater specificity in managing the condition. [1][6]
The underlying sleep apnea tracking functionality holds approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration, according to ZDNet AI. Smartwatches in the Samsung Galaxy Watch line are produced by Samsung Electronics and include integrated health and fitness features. [1][6][7]
The enhancement addresses a health issue that impacts approximately 30 million people in the United States, ZDNet AI reported. Many consumer health tracker companies have implemented similar sleep apnea monitoring tools on their wearable devices. [1][6]
In short
- Samsung updated its sleep apnea detection technology with a new artificial intelligence algorithm.
- The upgraded feature will roll out first to the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Watch 9, and Galaxy Ring.
- The tracking system requires users to wear the device for several nights and categorizes results as mild, occasional, or frequent.
- The sleep apnea tracking feature is approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Sources
Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.
- [1]Samsung adds better sleep tracking to Galaxy Watches – here’s what to expectZDNet AI, 4d ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Time may be up for Samsung Galaxy Watch extended software supportAndroid Authority, 5d ago
- [3]Samsung’s latest Galaxy Watches and Ring get a major sleep health upgradeTrusted Reviews, 4d ago
- [4]Samsung's sleep apnea detection gets better on the Galaxy Watches and Galaxy Ring - GSMArena.com newsGSMArena.com, 6d ago
- [5]Samsung may stop major OS upgrades for older Galaxy WatchesSamMobile, 4d ago
- [6]Samsung adds better sleep tracking to Galaxy Watches – here’s what to expectZDNET, 4d ago
Background
- [7]Samsung Galaxy Watch series on Wikipedia
- [8]Oura Health on Wikipedia
- [9]Samsung on Grokipedia
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