Key Points:
- AI technology is suitable for collecting large data sets of continuous atrial fibrillation (AFib) among customers, which is widely expected in the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series.
- The latest patent S. Korea’s current industrial giant hints at its novel way of approaching AI Generative in which PPG signals can be used as ECG, and thus AFib can be detected easily.
- In the error process in gathering the AI-generated data, Samsung suggests a few strategies to ensure accuracy thus a great improvement in the field of wearable health monitoring.
The novelty of AI integration in the health monitoring function of the Samsung newest generation of the Galaxy Watch 7 may change the course of medicine. The numerous applications of Galaxy AI combined with the debut of the Galaxy S24 series earlier this year have a clear objective of transforming the experience of the smartwatch.
As an impressive way of proof that this ethic is observable in the company’s practice, the company has shown clear intentions of using artificial intelligence to interpret data from wearable devices. The Galaxy Watch 7’s family is projected to be the first in the consumer health sector to offer continuous AFib monitoring that is nothing short of a game-changer.
The breakthrough in the patent application that has sparked the curiosity of enthusiasts is the key to this novel technology. By generating meaning from photosensing signals, Samsung attempts to convert PPG into ECG using Generative AI, to assist in prompt triaging of AF subsequently.
Innovation at its heart enables the user to eliminate the switching-on of ECG readings every time they need a medical check, simply by offering continuous monitoring way which is continuous. Samsung intends to convert heart rate data into signals of ECG with the help of AI algorithms so that it quickly determines heartbeat interruptions and AFib episodes.
Samsung, however, has not let the problems somewhere, arranging different actions that can prevent the errors in the data gathered by AI. The company aims to do so by utilizing probabilistic graphical models, and prior beliefs, among other approaches to maintain the precision of its health monitoring capabilities.
With every day until the brand new Galaxy Watch 7 series is introduced at the Unpacked event in July, social media and conversations revolve around this topic. The largest public exhibition in France to date, to be held before the 2022 Olympic Games which will be hosted in Paris, this event will show the next level of wearable tech. While we have hinted that the new watch is going to look more like a rectangle and there will be an Ultra Watch as well, it is obvious that Samsung’s exploration is not going to end.
