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Samsung's New Telemedicine App, Camera Aims to Give Your TV Telehealth Power


New for its latest line of Neo QLED TV, OLED TVs, and smart monitors, Samsung has created an optional attachable camera that will allow TV owners to "the ability to monitor their own health without invasive physical diagnostics." The camera takes advantage of a "computer vision technology" called remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) that "assesses vital signs by detecting changes in facial skin color caused by heartbeats." more

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