India, Sept. 10 -- I am currently using the Galaxy Watch 9 for my review, so when I visited Samsung Research Institute India Noida (SRI Noida), I had more than just a journalist's interest in understanding how its new health features work. I wanted to know what happens behind the scenes after the watch collects all those numbers from my wrist.

At a roundtable with Kyungyun Roo, Managing Director of SRI Noida, and Dr Amitabh Thapliyal, Vice President and Head of Service Development, the discussion went beyond specifications. Samsung explained how its India R&D team works on health tracking, how the company handles readings and how some of its services have been built specifically around the Indian healthcare ecosystem.

Dr Amitabh Thapliy...