Samsung is introducing new sleep monitoring solutions that take advantage of SmartThings-enabled devices

Samsung just announced new sleep tracking devices available through the company’s Health app. This includes a new monitoring tool that uses other SmartThings devices. Every morning, users receive a “shelter report” that takes into account factors such as temperature, humidity, air quality and light intensity.

The app will also allow people to make changes to the room through the aforementioned connected devices. This should help people “create a better place to live.”

There is another tool called “sleep time management” which provides the best sleep time and wake up time for each user. This is determined by analyzing sleep, night habits and rooms. Finally, the program also has a new indicator that helps to deal with “appearance, breathing and stress”.

The company also made other announcements about the Galaxy Ringjust ahead Samsung was released on January 22. New sizes of the smart ring will be available for purchase on the day, with two main types. This brings the number of rings available to 11, with three color options. In addition, this device is coming to new areas. These countries are Greece, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan and many others.

This probably indicates that there will be no Galaxy Ring 2 announced at Unpacked. Instead, the event should focus on new phones and (of course) AI junk, er, I mean gadgets.