Samsung to Unveil Brain Health Feature at CES 2026

Samsung is set to unveil a new Brain Health feature at CES 2026 next month, aimed at detecting early signs of dementia through analysis of data collected by its smartphones and wearable devices.

The feature, developed in-house by the South Korean technology giant, will monitor metrics such as gait patterns, changes in a user's voice, and sleep status to identify potential cognitive decline. According to reports, it could also incorporate additional indicators like message patterns, typing speed, and app usage, though details remain limited. Upon detection, the system would alert users or caregivers in emergencies and offer personalized guidance, including customized brain training programs designed to enhance cognitive function and promote daily management strategies.

Samsung plans to showcase the technology in a dedicated experience zone at the Las Vegas consumer electronics show, where visitors can observe how data from mobile devices and wearables is gathered and processed. The company has completed initial development and is now partnering with medical institutions for clinical validation trials to ensure accuracy and reliability. A Samsung official stated, "We are reviewing...