Samsung aims to help you make more sense of health data with a new AI-powered assistant

三星推出了一款名为Health Assistant的AI健康助手，已在美国开启测试。它直接整合在三星健康应用中，能帮你读懂那些复杂的健康数据到底意味着什么，并给出经过医生和健康教练验证的生活方式改善建议。简单来说，以前你只能看到步数、心率这些数字，不知道它们之间有什么关系。现在你可以直接问这个聊天机器人，比如'为什么我昨晚睡不好？'，它就能结合你的睡眠、活动、营养、正念和生命体征五大健康维度，甚至调用你的日历和智能家居数据来分析。比如你半夜才关智能灯，它可能会提醒这影响睡眠。未来它甚至能在开会前建议你做深呼吸练习。这项技术让健康管理变得更直观、更个性化。普通用户不再需要自己琢磨那些数字的含义，AI会主动帮你发现隐藏的模式和信号。不过要明确，它不提供医疗诊断或治疗建议，只帮你科学地调整生活习惯。对于三星用户来说，这意味着你的手表、戒指、手机甚至家里的智能设备都能联合起来，让健康指导无缝融入日常。

Big Tech Samsung Samsung aims to help you make more sense of health data with a new AI-powered assistant The Health Assistant chatbot is available "in beta for eligible US users," Samsung says. By Kris Holt July 21, 2026 11:07 am EST Samsung Samsung is getting into the AI-powered personal health assistant game. Just ahead of revealing its latest batch of devices (likely including new smartwatches) at its Galaxy Unpacked event on Wednesday, it's beginning to deploy a tool called Health Assistant. This chatbot, which is fully integrated into Samsung Health, is now available in beta for "eligible US users." The aim with Health Assistant is to help folks gain a better understanding of what their health data means. It will offer guidance on lifestyle changes that may improve their overall wellbeing. Samsung says the companion can "provide high quality recommendations that have been validated by a team of physicians and certified health coaches on how to proactively track their health." You'll be able to ask the chatbot questions about your health data too. Health Assistant will be able to pull data from your phone and smart ring as well as a Galaxy Watch. The tool, which is opt-in, can tap into data from Samsung Health's "five core pillars of wellness" (sleep, activity, nutrition, mindfulness and vitals). Among other things, Health Assistant will provide users with info on how each of those pillars has a bearing on the others. Samsung claims Health Assistant can help detect signals and patterns a user might not be aware of. However, it won't offer medical advice or suggest treatments, and it can't diagnose health conditions. What might set Health Assistant apart from similar offerings from the likes of Whoop and Fitbit is that it ties into the broader Samsung ecosystem. It integrates with the company's personalized data engine, meaning it can tap into information from things like your calendar and even smart home devices. For instance, if you turned off your smart lights late at night, the companion might flag the potential impact of that on your sleep. Further down the line, the Health Assistant will be able to, for instance, suggest breathing exercises before a work meeting. Samsung told Bloomberg that its other new health features include one that monitors metrics like your heart rate and blood oxygen level while you sleep, and then let you know if there are any significant shifts (Apple Watch has had a similar feature for a couple of years). You'll also be able to view an Energy Score, Heart Health Score and a Fitness Index, which considers factors such as activity data, heart rate and oxygen consumption to provide a picture of your progress. In addition, the company is working on a platform that might enable physicians to access data from your smartwatch and monitor metrics like blood pressure between your visits to their clinic. This follows Samsung's purchase of Xealth, a company that integrates data from wearables with clinical records.