Supporting custom settings, Samsung's first smart ring debuts

It was previously reported that Samsung will launch a smart ring called Galaxy Ring, mainly targeting the health and XR head display market. It is said that the Galaxy Ring can provide more accurate physical and health data than the Galaxy Watch.

Samsung recently showcased their latest product, the smart ring Galaxy Ring, at the Mobile World Congress (MWC 2024). This smart ring uses artificial intelligence technology to provide users with personalized settings and a smooth experience. Visitors can experience Galaxy AI across all Galaxy products and also have the opportunity to see the Galaxy Ring on display for the first time.

According to reports, the Galaxy Ring will be equipped with a 24x7 heart rate monitor, SpO2 (blood oxygen) sensor, sleep monitoring tracker, which can realize health monitoring, exercise monitoring, message reminders, NFC and other functions, and will also be connected to Samsung Health platforms play a vital role in providing insights to users.

The announcement of Samsung’s Galaxy Ring caused a huge stir, followed by reports that Apple didn’t want to be left out of the game and was working on developing its own smart ring. While Apple has been working on patents for wearable devices worn on the finger, it’s unclear when they will come to market. However, Apple’s ring-related patents involve mechanisms for interacting with or controlling a smartphone or tablet. Perhaps the ring could become a Stylish device.

It is worth mentioning that if Samsung and Apple smart rings have digital key functions, users can seamlessly unlock the car even if they are not wearing a smart watch or carrying a smartphone.

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