Samsung has recently City: Skin temperature based sensor for women’s menstrual health tracker galaxy watch 5 series. The tech giant is now working on adding more health-tracking features based on skin temperature. However, there is no further information available about the update as of now. Meanwhile, the menstrual cycle tracking feature is currently available in 32 countries, including Korea, the US, and European regions. It uses infrared temperature sensor to provide accurate data on menstrual cycle.
A Samsung official who is in charge of Samsung Health Service has announced Through SAMSUNG Community forum for Korea that the company will expand the use of the skin temperature sensor for more health-tracking features. As per the announcement, the new features that make use of the temperature sensor will be available in a future software update for the device. However, he hasn’t shared more details about the health tracking features that will be added or the timeline of their rollout.
Meanwhile, Samsung has already rolled out a skin temperature-based menstrual tracking sensor for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and samsung galaxy watch 5 pro, This feature uses infrared technology to track changes in body temperature and provide accurate readings of the menstrual cycle. This can be accessed through the Samsung Health app.
As mentioned above, the feature is currently operational in 32 countries including Korea, the US, and 30 European countries. However, there is no information about the availability of this feature in India yet. Interestingly, according to Samsung, the data collected by the sensor is encrypted and stored on the user’s device.
samsung galaxy watch 5 series launched In August 2022. This includes the Galaxy Watch 5 and the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro in two sizes. At launch, the Galaxy Watch 5 offered heart rate, SpO2, and stress level trackers, along with support for ECG and blood pressure monitoring.