A future repetition of Samsung The Galaxy episode may be upgraded and given the ability to verify the temperature of other things and people, not only the body temperature for the episode holder.

While the first version of Galaxy It is very good in tracking the duration of sleep, timing of sleep, and other different standards to generate the degree of sleep. In addition, it monitors the levels of oxygen in the blood, the temperature of the skin, the respiratory system and the heart rate during sleep, providing a more comprehensive assessment of the quality of sleep.

However, many prefer the ability to measure body temperature upon request rather than rely only on automatic tracking. Samsung seems now to develop a new ring design that can make this thing possible.

A The recent patent details of Samsung with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) How to put the episode temperature sensor on the inner side, in contact with a wearer finger. The device also includes movement sensors, such as the acceleration scale and gyroscope, which enables it to track finger and hand movements.

This function allows the ring to identify specific gestures, such as making them near an object or someone else, which may lead to a temperature measurement. In addition, blood flow control technology in the ring may contribute to this process.

Not so long ago, we told you about some additions Galaxy 2 updates; Another patent indicated how the future Samsung Smart Rings was able to connect to other devices. The episode can work as The connection between tools such as laptop and tablet, allowing users to control the screen and transfer the content smoothly between them.

Return to the new design, although: in theory, the loop should enable a distinction between the temperature of the user skin and the external surface temperature, which prevents confusion between body temperature and environmental readings. This distinction is necessary to ensure accurate measurements, especially when checking the temperature of a person or another object.

According to the patent, the episode may provide notifications through visual, auditory or touch reactions, which may alert users in the event of discovering abnormal temperature readings.

Looks good, now bring it, Samsung!