Users who own a Samsung Smart TV are in luck thanks to the fact that the South Korean company does not stop implementing new services to bring the customer even closer to a large range of productive applications. After having improved its channel offering with Samsung TV Plus and increased its content, the company has added the perfect complement to strengthen the lifestyle of its users.
During the presentation of CES 2024, which took place in Las Vegas from January 9 to January 12, Samsung had the opportunity to present its upcoming technological innovations to the world, as well as its future products, through various conferences. One of its main assets was the first look at its Neo QLED 8K televisions, which will bring with it an update to the Tizen operating system, with new built-in functions.
Among these incentives, we can mention AI-powered processors with revolutionary technologies that will increase the level of image quality. But a system has also been added that will significantly improve our health and well-being and that will be implemented within the new range of televisions with the Samsung Daily+ virtual assistant.
Samsung is committed to improving your lifestyle
The South Korean firm has scored even further by partnering with FlexIt, a hardware developer and provider of health and wellness services, to offer its users the best possible comfort by performing healthy exercises without leaving home. Thus, FexIt will provide personal trainer-based fitness content for Smart TVs with Samsung Daily+.
In addition, information on nutritious diets and foods will also be offered, as well as exercises that do not require a high level of effort and dedication, such as yoga, meditation, and some touches on physical and occupational therapy. Consequently, there will be no shortage of developing a routine adapted to the needs of each user from anywhere, therefore, it may be planned that this service will expand to other devices.
According to Austin Cohen, founder and CEO of FlexIt, it is now much easier to carry out training phases without having to go to a gym, so “by offering personalized and individual immersive training experiences right in your living room “We are expanding our reach to a broader audience, empowering people to achieve their wellness goals with ease and convenience.”
How does FlexIt work?
On this platform, users have the ability to access through registration and pay a monthly subscription to receive fully personalized training. On the FlexIt portal, you can search, reserve and pay for exclusive virtual fitness classes from televisions.
In turn, professionals in the sector can contact clients through video calls to check that stretching is being done correctly or to offer advice in order to build a much safer and more effective environment.
With these incentives, Samsung intends to pave the way for its users to form an entertainment space with a premium lifestyle, through telehealth, comfort and accessibility services.
