Samsung’s Next-Gen Display Can Measure Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Through Your Fingertip
The 6.8-inch panel uses Organic Photodiodes to read heart rate and blood pressure from a finger while keeping health data private.
- At Display Week 2026 in Los Angeles, Samsung unveiled its 6.8-inch Sensor OLED Display, integrating health sensors directly into the panel to measure heart rate and blood pressure.
- The display allows users preferring traditional watches to access health tracking features by detecting blood flow through light emitted from the screen itself.
- Engineers combined OLED pixels with Organic Photodiodes in a single layer, achieving 500 PPI resolution—a 33% improvement over last year's Display Week showcase.
- Samsung also introduced Flex Magic Pixel technology, which selectively hides sensitive health information while keeping other on-screen content visible to users.
- The company separately showcased its Flex Chroma Pixel OLED panel, reaching up to 3,000 nits in High Brightness Mode using LEAD technology for improved efficiency.
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