Visualised artwork of ‘Sipjangsaengdo’ (Ten Symbols of Longevity), symbolising health and longevity.

Held under the theme “Open Invitation to a Healthier Tomorrow,” Samsung’s exhibition demonstrates how connecting devices, services and partnerships can support proactive health management inside and outside the home. Samsung’s connected care vision is realised through Samsung Health, the company’s integrated health platform, which delivers personalised wellness experiences across five key health areas: sleep, activity, nutrition, mental health and vital signs.

A visual representation of the icons for Samsung Health’s five key areas: sleep, activity, nutrition, mindfulness, and vital signs.

“Samsung delivers unique connected care solutions that encompass the Samsung ecosystem of smartphones, wearables, home appliances and TVs, as well as our open partnerships,” said Stephanie Choi, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Brand Center at Samsung Electronics. “We continue to work to provide various health solutions through open partnerships to firmly establish ourselves as a reliable AI-powered everyday health companion.”

The exhibition booth is organised into three zones:

• Media Façade: A video interpretation of the exhibition theme “Open Invitation to a Healthier Tomorrow,” beautifully integrated with Samsung Health’s five core wellness areas.
• Samsung’s Connected Care Ecosystem: A comprehensive look at the connected care solutions and core services.
• Open Care Lab: A space highlighting partner collaboration and startup incubation that also includes an interactive zone.

Samsung’s Connected Care Ecosystem Zone serves as the main area of the exhibition and demonstrates how Galaxy smartphones, Galaxy Watches and the Samsung Health app seamlessly connect to enable proactive wellness management. The zone also offers a glimpse into the future of daily health management, powered by Samsung Health’s latest features — including tracking via Heart Health Score and Vitals, alongside enhanced workout metrics such as Daily Cardio Load, introduced in the new 7.0 update.^[1]

In this zone, Samsung is presenting its future digital healthcare blueprint, which aims to bridge wellness and clinical care by integrating Samsung’s technology with Xealth, the U.S. digital health platform the company acquired last year.

Xealth provides a platform that enables medical professionals to comprehensively assess patient conditions, prescribe and recommend digital healthcare solutions and monitor health in real time. By connecting Galaxy smartphones and wearables with the Xealth platform, Samsung plans to develop a solution that empowers both clinical teams and patients to actively manage health together, even outside of a hospital setting.

The company is also showcasing its Bespoke AI Refrigerator Family Hub, which enables smart diet management. AI Food Manager^[2] tracks expiration dates and sends timely alerts before ingredients reach the use-by date set by the user. Additionally, the FoodNote^[3] widget analyses ingredient data stored and used over the past week, providing personalised insights into the user’s most frequently consumed food items.

Samsung is also introducing a pet care solution that helps users monitor potential health issues at home. Through a collaboration with the pet health management solution Lifet, users can take a photo with their mobile device, which AI then analyses for signs associated with issues such as certain dental problems, patellar luxation and cataracts.^[4]

Seamlessly connected through Samsung’s smart home platform, SmartThings, the solutions presented in the Connected Care Ecosystem Zone safeguard personal data with Knox, Samsung’s proprietary security solution.

The booth’s Open Care Lab features a range of partner solutions, including the AI Beauty Screen developed in collaboration with Amorepacific, a leading Korea-based beauty company; Visual Meditation, a service exclusive to Samsung TVs developed in collaboration with CUZ; and an AI-based skin and scalp analysis solution by Becon, which was founded through Samsung’s in-house venture project, C-Lab.

Visitors can book an appointment for a personalized K-beauty experience using the AI Beauty Screen to assess their skin condition and receive a tailored lip makeup application. Attendees can also experience the Visual Meditation service on a Samsung TV.

On June 19, a panel discussion will feature prominent speakers, including Hon Pak, Head of Mobile eXperience (MX) Digital Health Team at Samsung Electronics; David Lee, Head of Samsung Next; Mike McSherry, CEO of Xealth; Alina Su, Co-founder and CEO of Generation Lab; and Michael Dubrovsky, Co-founder and CEO of SiPhox Health.

Speaking to a global audience, the panel will discuss how Samsung’s open innovation approach and collaborative partner ecosystem can help bring its connected care vision to life.

Visualised artwork of ‘Sipjangsaengdo’ (Ten Symbols of Longevity), symbolising health and longevity.

[1] Some features may be rolled out via future software updates, and availability varies by market, device model and other variables.

[2] A Wi-Fi connection and Samsung account are required. If a food item is not recognizable, it may be listed as an unknown item. AI Vision cannot identify or list any food items in the freezer. Recognition uses AI models that may be updated periodically to help improve performance. User may need to manually check and adjust the list to ensure its accuracy.

[3] Users may need to manually check and adjust the food item list to ensure its accuracy.

[4] SmartThings app and Pet Care service must be installed. Supported features and availability of services may vary depending on the country, region, device model, and software version, and may be subject to change without prior notice. AI health analysis feature is provided through the Lifet solution by Elevenliter, and it does not replace professional veterinary diagnosis.

Samsung Electronics will showcase its vision for AI-powered Connected Care at VivaTech 2026, running June 17-20 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

Under the theme “Open Invitation to Healthier Tomorrow,” the company will demonstrate how intelligent, connected experiences can support more proactive and preventive approaches to wellness.

Celebrating its 10th edition this year, VivaTech is Europe’s largest startup and tech event dedicated to spotlighting innovative solutions and addressing social challenges. This year’s exhibition is expected to bring together more than 4,000 companies— from established global tech firms to emerging startups — to foster partnerships, investment and collaboration.

Organised around the theme “Artificial Intelligence: Impact, Not Illusion,” VivaTech 2026 will examine the industry’s transition into the full-fledged AI era. Global companies are set to present AI solutions across eight sub-themes: Productivity Reimagined; Sovereignty & Ethics; Energy, GreenTech & Mobility; Cybersecurity & Defense; Health & Longevity; Risk, Build, Scale; Creative Industries; and Tech Beyond the Obvious.

Through open innovation, Samsung has worked to integrate AI seamlessly into customers’ daily lives. Participation in VivaTech reflects its commitment to build a broader ecosystem that spans industry leaders and startups alike. With wellness and long-term vitality growing in strategic importance, Samsung and its partners will present a range of services and solutions, including integrated health management through Samsung Health, as well as innovations in longevity and pet care.

Attendees will also get a glimpse of health capabilities expected to roll out across Samsung’s connected ecosystem of mobile phones, wearables and services.

On June 19, Samsung will take part in a panel discussion exploring the future of AI-driven health experiences and the role of connected ecosystems in enabling personalised wellness at scale.

Together with its partners, Samsung will arrive at VivaTech 2026 with a shared aspiration: Inspiring a Healthier Tomorrow.