«Breaking News» Samsung reveals AI health robot that can check users' blood pressure and pulse

Samsung is making a big move into robotics. 

At the Consumer Electronics Show on Monday, the Korean tech giant revealed a new lineup of helpful droids that can keep track of your health and get rid of harmful air in your home, among other things.

Samsung also talked up a new shape-shifting TV, advancements in its Bixby AI assistant and smart home appliances that are expected to roll out soon. 

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At the CES on Monday, the Korean tech giant revealed a new lineup of helpful droids that can keep track of your health and get rid of harmful air in your home, among other things

The Samsung Bot Care gets around on a set of wheels and has expressive eyes that blink and respond when it sees you.

Samsung hopes the shiny white robot can help the elderly stay healthy by disbursing medication, checking vitals like blood pressure and heart rate, as well as keeping track of sleep quality. 

The Samsung Bot Care also offers exercise suggestions and helps users manage their stress.  

It can even let far-away family members keep an eye on their loved ones thanks to remote sensing technology and care updates.  

In a demo on stage, the robot was able to measure a Samsung employee's blood pressure in a matter of minutes. 

Users press their finger on the robot's touchscreen and it will immediately begin checking your vitals.

The robot measures a Samsung employee's blood pressure in a matter of minutes. Users press their finger on the robot's touchscreen and it will immediately begin checking your vitals

The Samsung Bot Care also offers exercise suggestions and helps users manage their stress. It can even let far-away family members can keep an eye on their elderly relatives

Alongside the Bot Care, Samsung also took the wraps off the Bot Air, which can purify the air in your home.

It's an in-home air quality monitor that can remove harmful toxins from the air using a variety of sensors, as well as warn you of pollutants that might be in your home.

The final device, called the Samsung Bot Retail, is a robotic assistant that can help store employees handle consumer questions, as well as manage some ordering and and payments.  

It's unclear when any of these robots will hit the shelves, however, suggesting they may just be concepts for now.

Samsung also revealed that its AI Bixby assistant is about to pop up in more places than just your phone.  

Bixby is taking on a bigger role in cars and smart home devices than it did before.  

Samsung also revealed that its AI Bixby assistant is about to pop up in more places than just your phone. Bixby is taking on a bigger role in cars and smart home devices than it did before

Alongside the Bot Care, Samsung also took the wraps off the Bot Air, which can purify the air in your home. It's an in-home air quality monitor that can remove harmful toxins from the air

In the future, Samsung hopes Bixby can be used to help users keep track of their daily health routines or check how much gas in their car's tank. 

'With the integration of Bixby’s connected car experience, drivers can remotely check how much gas they have before going on a long road trip or set the car temperature before heading out for the day,' Samsung said in a statement.

Samsung is also making cars smarter with new 'Digital Cockpit' technology, which uses onboard cameras to recognize specific drivers and change the car's internal settings accordingly. 

This means it can automatically change things like display preferences, seat height, lighting and playing their favorite music, the firm said.  

SAMSUNG'S SHAPE-SHIFTING TV 

Samsung took the wraps off of its shape-shifting TV at CES on Monday. 

Samsung's modular displays work on the same principle as stadium scoreboards, where the pixels are made up of LEDs.

It is a self-emitting TV with micrometer (µm) scale LEDs – which are much smaller than current LEDs, and serve as their own source of light.

Samsung has unveiled its latest jaw-dropping Micro LED displays, which can be arranged in just about any configuration to fit a given room, no matter its shape or size

The MicroLED technology featured in The Wall eliminates the need for color filters or backlight, yet allows the screen to offer consumers the ultimate viewing experience.

Since the entire system is modular, users can customize their own display to fit the space perfectly.

This includes even irregular screen sizes, such as 9×3, 1×7 or 5×1, the firm says.

And, the picture quality remains just as crisp no matter the configuration. 

 

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