Samsung adds AI-based sleep apnea severity tracking to Galaxy Watch and Ring, launching in Korea in November
Samsung is upgrading the sleep apnea feature on its Galaxy Watch line with a new AI algorithm that produces more detailed sleep reports than its previous detection technology. Results are grouped into three stages: mild, occasional and frequent. The FDA-cleared feature launches in Korea in November, with no confirmed date for US availability. It will first arrive on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Ring, and later on the Galaxy Watch 7 and 8 through software updates. This is consumer health-product news with no security incident, vulnerability or threat activity described.
Detalhes técnicos
- Users must record two nights of sleep within a 10-day period to receive results.
- The feature does not support treatment of a sleep apnea diagnosis.
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Samsung adds AI-based sleep apnea severity tracking to Galaxy Watch and Ring, launching in Korea in November
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Samsung is upgrading the sleep apnea feature on its Galaxy Watch line with a new AI algorithm that produces more detailed sleep reports than its previous detection technology. Results are grouped into three stages: mild, occasional and frequent. The FDA-cleared feature launches in Korea in November, with no confirmed date for US availability. It will first arrive on the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2, Galaxy Watch 9 and Galaxy Ring, and later on the Galaxy Watch 7 and 8 through software updates. This is consumer health-product news with no security incident, vulnerability or threat activity described.
Technical Details
- Users must record two nights of sleep within a 10-day period to receive results.
- The feature does not support treatment of a sleep apnea diagnosis.