Archive · 21 Sep 2025
Samsung Developing Tech to Detect Early Alzheimer's Signs
Samsung is working on new technology to help spot early signs of Alzheimer's.
They are using smartphones and smartwatches to track things like how you type, how often you use apps, and your sleep patterns.
This information can help spot changes in your brain that might signal Alzheimer's.
The technology is still being developed, but the company hopes it can eventually warn people about early signs of the disease, similar to hospital-based tests.
The tech analyzes details about a user's body and habits, like messaging and call frequency.
Samsung is developing technology to detect early signs of Alzheimer's.
The technology uses data from smartphones and wearables.
Digital biomarkers analyze app usage, typing speed, and other metrics.
Studies using typing patterns and walking patterns are showing promise.
The technology is in early stages, but could be available in coming years.
- Who
- Samsung researchers
- What
- Developed digital biomarker technology for early Alzheimer's detection using smartphones and wearables.
- When
- In the coming years
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To detect early signs of Alzheimer's disease.
- Company
- Samsung
- Technology
- Digital Biomarkers
- Devices Used
- Smartphones, Smartwatches
- Data Analyzed
- App usage, typing speed, messaging patterns, sleep, voice
- Purpose
- Detect early signs of Alzheimer's
- Status
- In Early Stages of Development