On June 11th, Gizcoupon reported that according to the disclosure from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Samsung has recently been granted a patent with the identification number US 11653836 B2. The new Samsung Galaxy Watch patent showcases the future capabilities of the Galaxy Watch smartwatch, specifically its ability to assess the wearer’s calorie intake.
As per the information obtained by Gizcoupon from the new Samsung Galaxy Watch patent, this technology works by emitting light waves onto the skin and utilizing sensors such as LEDs and spectrometers to detect the wavelengths of the reflected light. Based on related models, it uses deep learning to understand the situation of the wearer in the starvation state and calculate calorie intake more accurately.
This feature could greatly assist individuals in managing their calorie intake with enhanced precision. If Samsung successfully develops and achieves satisfactory results in testing, it is highly likely that Samsung will bring this feature to the Galaxy Watch smartwatch in the future.
Furthermore, we cannot underestimate the potential impact this feature can have on an individual’s overall health and fitness goals. By accurately tracking calorie intake, wearers of the Galaxy Watch can make more informed decisions about their dietary habits. It helps them achieve their weight management objectives. Additionally, this feature could prove valuable for individuals with specific dietary requirements. For example, athletes with health problems or who need precise monitoring of calorie intake.