Introducing Samsung Wearables Service Platform
summary
Announces a cloud-first Wearables Service Platform with a cloud SDK that exposes pre-built components — geofencing component, biometric, notification, identity, push-to-talk and UX templates — that developers stitch into applets and bundle into capsules linked to a developer profile. A kiosk app provisions devices and can deploy a service to thousands (demo claims 5,000 devices in an afternoon). Supports standalone and Bluetooth watches, handles Tizen upgrades centrally, offers customizable template parameters, and notes indoor geofencing remains limited today.
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- 0:00Introduction to WSP
- 1:41Platform capabilities
- 5:58Cloud-based development
- 8:16Component integration
- 10:44Developer process demo
- 14:26UX as a service
- 19:55Future roadmap and closing
- 22:35Q&A session
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