Samsung Prepares Revolution in Smartwatches: AI Turns Data into Advice

Samsung is preparing to release the first beta version of One UI 9 Watch, marking a significant step in the evolution of the company’s smartwatches. The primary focus of this update is expanding Galaxy AI capabilities, which will now not only collect data but also interpret it for users.

Currently, Galaxy Watch devices feature the BioActive sensor, tracking a wide range of metrics—from heart rate to body composition. However, most users rarely revisit this data, presented in charts and tables. One UI 9 Watch aims to change this by introducing trend analysis, predictive insights, and personalized recommendations based on collected information.

According to insiders, Samsung is developing AI-powered reports that will not only record current metrics but also identify patterns in users' lifestyles. For example, the system could link changes in sleep quality to stress levels or physical activity, offering specific steps to improve well-being. These innovations will be powered by Google’s Wear OS 7, which will also receive updates with enhanced Gemini integration and optimized power consumption.

The first beta of One UI 9 Watch is expected to be available for Galaxy Watch 8 models in South Korea and the U.S. If rumors hold true, this update could be Samsung’s most ambitious step yet in personalized health, taking smartwatches to a new level of functionality.