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The Galaxy Watch has a built-in accelerometer sensor that measures movement or acceleration forces in three dimensions (X,Y, and Z axes). This data is commonly used for tracking movement, detecting gestures, and enabling fitness-related features like sleep tracking, fall detection, step counting, running, and workout tracking.
The accelerometer measures acceleration along three axes:
X-axis: Side-to-side movement.
Y-axis: Forward-and-backward movement.
Z-axis: Up-and-down movement.
Figure 1: Axis directions for the accelerometer sensor
Acceleration is typically measured in meters per second squared (m/s²) or gravity units (g), where 1g = 9.81 m/s².
This article describes how to read accelerometer sensor data from a Galaxy Watch running Wear OS powered by Samsung and also shows the conversion procedure for the raw data.
Environment Setup
Android Studio IDE is used for developing Wear OS applications. The examples in this article use Java, but Kotlin can also be used. Going forward, this article assumes you have already installed the latest Android Studio version on your PC.
Read Accelerometer Data from Galaxy Watch
To get accelerometer data, we need to use Android Sensor APIs from the SensorManager library.
To retrieve accelerometer data from your Galaxy Watch:
Create a new Wear OS project in Android Studio by selecting File > New Project > Wear OS > Empty Activity > Finish. Set the minimum SDK version to API 30 or higher.
Add permission to access the sensor into the manifest file (AndroidManifest.xml):
<uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.sensor.accelerometer" /> You do not need to manually set the runtime permission to access the accelerometer. This permission is granted by default.
Design your preferred layout (.xml file) to show accelerometer data on the Galaxy Watch screen. This example uses three TextViews in a Constraint Layout to show the output of the three axes of the sensor. You can also check the result in the Logcat window in Android Studio. <TextView android:id="@+id/textViewX" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:layout_marginTop="8dp" android:text="X" app:layout_constraintEnd_toEndOf="parent" app:layout_constraintHorizontal_bias="0.207" app:layout_constraintStart_toStartOf="parent" app:layout_constraintTop_toBottomOf="@+id/textView2" /> For more detailed code, check the sample application.
Use the SensorManager library and SensorEventListener to read accelerometer data. To implement them: Initialize the SensorManager library globally: private SensorManager sensorManager; To retrieve android.hardware.SensorManager for accessing sensors, you have to use getSystemService(). sensorManager = SensorManager.getSystemService(Context.SENSOR_SERVICE); As our target is the accelerometer sensor specifically, it is set as the default sensor here. It is recommended to always check the sensor availability before using it in the code. The procedure to do so is explained in this guide.
To make the accelerometer the default sensor:
Sensor sensor = sensorManager.getDefaultSensor(Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER); To get continuous data from your Galaxy Watch, you need to register a listener to notify you if there is new data. This is done using a SensorEeventListener in Android’s Sensor API. sensorManager.registerListener(listener, sensor, SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_NORMAL); The listener method onSensorChanged() is called whenever new data is available. The new data is processed in the listener. private SensorEventListener listener = new SensorEventListener() { @Override public void onSensorChanged(SensorEvent sensorEvent) { // for absolute values X = Math.abs(sensorEvent.values[0]); //0 -> X Axis 1-> Y Axis 2 -> Z Axis Y = Math.abs(sensorEvent.values[1]); Z = Math.abs(sensorEvent.values[2]); Log.e("--MainActivityTag--", "X: " + X + "\n" + "Y: " + Y + "\n" + "Z: " + Z); // do whatever you want to do with the data } @Override public void onAccuracyChanged(Sensor sensor, int i) { } }; Here, onAccuracyChanged(Sensor sensor, int i) is a part of the SensorEventListener interface. It is triggered when the accuracy of a sensor changes. However, for the accelerometer, it is called rarely, as the accelerometer data accuracy usually remains constant.
Unregister the listener when the data collection is over. Otherwise, it can cause unusual battery consumption. Test the Code Sample
You can check out the sample app (download it using the link below) and try it out on your Galaxy Watch 4 and later.
AccelerometerDataExample.zip (332.2 KB)
Run the sample project on your Galaxy Watch. You will see the following screen.
Figure 2: Output of the sample project (accelerometer data on Galaxy Watch)
Accelerometer Data Units and Conversion for Galaxy Watch
In the application end, raw accelerometer data from Galaxy Watch is converted into meters per second squared (m/s²).
Equation
raw data * 9.80665 (gravity force) / 4096 (8g rescale)
Example
Assume,
raw_x = raw data received from the sensor
acc_x = accelerometer data in application end
if raw_x = 100
acc_x = 100 * 9.80665 / 4096
After this, acc_x is received by the application, containing the Acceleration value in m/s².
Convert the Data into G-Force Units
The conversion from m/s² to g is: 1 / 9.80665
So 1 m/s² =0.10197g
Information about the Accelerometer Sensor
The accelerometer provides the 3 axis values separately. The sampling rate of the accelerometer is usually a multiple of 50 Hz, but 100 Hz is also supported. The range of the accelerometer is +- 8G. Sampling rate:
#Maximum Delay: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sensor#getMaxDelay() // 160 msec
#Minimum Delay: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/Sensor#getMinDelay() // 10 msec It is always recommended to read calibrated data to avoid unnecessary noise. To get the result in g-force units, you need to divide the accelerometer values by 4096 (along every axis). It is recommended to use a filter while reading any sensor data. Make sure to always unregister the listener and stop all the services after using. Failure to do so can cause excessive battery drain. There are some restrictions of using background services for Galaxy Watch. Conclusion
For a Galaxy Watch running Wear OS powered by Samsung, accelerometer data is widely used in fitness tracking, fall detection, gesture recognition and motion analysis. Moreover, data conversion enables precise tracking for applications.
In this article, we’ve seen one of the ways of reading accelerometer sensor data on a Galaxy Watch running Wear OS powered by Samsung. You can also read sensor data using the Samsung Health Sensor SDK. For more details on Samsung Health, check here.
If you have any questions about or need help with the information in this article, you can reach out to us on the Samsung Developers Forum or contact us through Developer Support.
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From May 15, 2025, Galaxy Store will introduce a new, developer-friendly revenue share model. Developers and publishers of paid games, applications, themes, and in-app items (both consumable and non-consumable) will earn 80% of the sales proceeds generated through the Galaxy Store, with Samsung retaining 20%. For subscriptions, the revenue share will be 85% for developers and 15% for Samsung. Get ready to boost your revenue potential with Galaxy Store!
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Today, Samsung is announcing a new revenue share model for Galaxy Store, increasing the current revenue share of 70/30 to 80/20 for developers and publishers.
Starting May 15, 2025 (GMT+0), developers and publishers of paid games, apps, and consumable and non-consumable in-app items using Samsung Checkout will start receiving 80% of the net sales proceeds* generated and received through Galaxy Store, while Samsung will retain 20%. For subscription services, the revenue share model will be 85% / 15%.
For all developers and publishers who are currently publishing an app on Galaxy Store and obtained certification via the Galaxy Store Seller Portal, no action is required to start benefiting from this higher revenue share. Unless you have a custom agreement, Samsung will automatically apply the new revenue share terms on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0). If you have a custom agreement with Samsung, you will not be impacted by this change and the terms of the custom agreement will continue to apply.
FAQ
Q: When will I start receiving the new increased revenue?
A: The new revenue share model will start on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0).
Q: Will purchases made today in Galaxy Store be affected?
A: Purchases made in Galaxy Store before May 15, 2025 (GMT+0), will continue at the current 70/30 revenue share model.
Q: Will there be any other changes in the calculation of the revenue share?
A: No. Before distributing your revenue share, Samsung will deduct the same customary fees from the total revenue such as sales tax, bank fees and other cost as provided in the Galaxy Store Seller Portal Terms and Conditions.
Q: I have a custom agreement with Samsung. Will this change affect the agreement?
A: No, if you have a custom agreement you will not be impacted. If you are interested in moving to the new revenue share model, please contact your Samsung account manager.
Q: What apps will benefit from the new revenue share model?
A: All paid apps, including games and themes, as well as consumable and non-consumable in-app items will benefit from the new 80/20 revenue share model.
Developers of subscription services (where recurring payment is made by users) will receive a higher revenue share based on an 85/15 revenue share model.
Q: What do I need to do to receive my increased revenue share?
A: If you have accepted Samsung Galaxy Store Seller Portal Terms and Conditions, then no action is necessary. Samsung will automatically update your revenue share to the new terms on May 15, 2025 (GMT+0). If you have a custom agreement, you will not be impacted by this change. If you are interested in moving to the new revenue share model, please contact your Samsung account manager.
For further inquiries, please reach out to [email protected].
*Subject to the deduction of customary sales tax and other fees.
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As Europe’s largest display exhibition, Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) always highlights the best of the best in digital signage. This year was no different with Samsung Electronics and other industry-leading companies setting the stage for the future by pushing the boundaries of innovation.
▲ Samsung received a total of 12 awards, including five Best of Show awards at ISE 2025.
Samsung’s booth entrance featured The Wall, drawing in visitors with an immersive anamorphic experience powered by cutting-edge MICRO LED technology. Throughout the booth, attendees caught a glimpse of the various environments being transformed by Samsung’s next-generation signage solutions — from corporate offices and classrooms to hotels and museums.
▲ Thousands of attendees made their way through Samsung’s engaging and expansive booth.
Samsung Newsroom captured some of the standout products showcased at ISE 2025 that demonstrate Samsung’s leadership in commercial display technology.
Samsung Color E-Paper: Ultra-Bright, Ultra-Light and Ultra-Efficient HoloDisplay: Bringing Signage to Life With 3D Innovation Transparent MICRO LED: Blending Reality and Digital Content Interactive Display: A Smarter, More Interactive Classroom Experience The Wall: Optimizing Command and Control Rooms With High-Resolution Displays The Wall for Virtual Production: A Seamless, Cost-Effective LED Stage Solution for Filmmakers SmartThings Pro: Expanding Partnerships and Enhancing IoT Automation Another Record-Breaking Year for Samsung at ISE 2025
Samsung Color E-Paper: Ultra-Bright, Ultra-Light and Ultra-Efficient
▲ (From left) Jungsuk Han, Jonghwa Bae and Kwangju Kim stand with ISE 2025 Best of Show trophies for Samsung Color E-Paper, which delivers vivid, high-intensity color in a remarkable form factor.
Launched at ISE 2025, the energy-efficient Samsung Color E-Paper (EMDX model) stunned visitors with its vibrant digital ink technology and slim, lightweight design. This innovative signage solution is ideal for locations where content remains the same for a week or longer — such as retail or grocery stores and outdoor spaces such as bus stops. The display uses 0.00W1 of power when showing a static image and can easily be managed through a dedicated app2 or with Samsung VXT (Visual eXperience Transformation), a cloud-based content management solution (CMS) platform.
Samsung Color E-Paper received numerous Best of Show awards at ISE 2025 from trade publications — including AV Technology, Digital Signage and Installation.
HoloDisplay: Bringing Signage to Life With 3D Innovation
▲ A visitor reaches out to try and touch the 3D projected image in the innovative HoloDisplay, which creates a ‘floating object’ effect for an immersive experience
Following its debut at CES 2025, the HoloDisplay captivated attendees with its anti-distortion technology that forms a floating image in midair and its brighter and sharper picture quality. The HoloDisplay also earned the Best of Show award at ISE 2025 from Installation.
Transparent MICRO LED: Blending Reality and Digital Content
▲ The Transparent MICRO LED attracted visitors’ attention with its crystal-clear, glass-like display.
The Transparent MICRO LED display brought a new viewing experience to attendees. With its crystal-clear, glass-like design and high resolution, the display earned industry recognition including this year’s Digital Signage Innovation of the Year award from AV News.
Interactive Display: A Smarter, More Interactive Classroom Experience
▲ 2025 Interactive Display with Samsung AI Assistant
Samsung showcased its 2025 Interactive Display with Samsung AI Assistant — a new educational solution designed to provide an interactive experience to students. Attendees explored the new AI capabilities now supported, such as Circle to Search.
The 2025 Interactive Display earned the Best of Show award at ISE 2025 from the trade publication Tech & Learning, further solidifying its reputation as a cutting-edge educational solution.
The Wall: Optimizing Command and Control Rooms With High-Resolution Displays
▲ A Traffic command and control demonstration at ISE 2025 (left) and NASCAR’s new remote race control room (right)
Samsung showcased how The Wall can help businesses make fast and informed decisions. At the booth, attendees witnessed how the display can be used in settings such as control rooms to provide a large, dynamic canvas for real-time monitoring and decision-making.
In the United States, NASCAR’s new remote race control room now utilizes The Wall enhanced race officiating. Officials can review comprehensive, real-time video, audio and data from the track and remotely oversee races on an impressive 32-foot-wide, 9-foot-tall screen.
The Wall for Virtual Production: A Seamless, Cost-Effective LED Stage Solution for Filmmakers
▲ The Wall for Virtual Production in the corporate broadcast section in Samsung’s booth at ISE 2025
Samsung hosted a live demonstration at Samsung Corporate Broadcast Studio inside the ISE 2025 venue to showcase the seamless integration of The Wall for Virtual Production (IVC model) with Arnold & Richter Cine Technik (ARRI) cameras and lighting fixtures as well as Realtime Department’s digital experience solution. The combination of these technologies created ready-to-shoot LED backgrounds for virtual production — ensuring exceptional image quality and ease of use for corporate, broadcast and media environments.
“The collaboration with Samsung and Realtime Department has significantly lowered the entry barrier to LED production for filmmakers,” said Andre Rittner, Business Development Manager of EMEAI (Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India) at ARRI. “This partnership has brought ARRI’s award-winning equipment to a suite of studio production tools and reduced production costs without compromising quality.”
SmartThings Pro: Expanding Partnerships and Enhancing IoT Automation
▲ The SmartThings Pro wall
Samsung showcased how device ecosystems can be managed with SmartThings Pro — the company’s hyper-connected B2B platform featuring enterprise-level encryption to safeguard sensitive data across IoT connections.
Several new partnerships enhance the functionality of SmartThings Pro in business settings.
Meeting rooms: Cisco video conference cameras and dashboards connect with 105-inch 21:9 Smart signage for crystal clear video conferencing and intuitive control. The AMX Muse Automation Controller streamlines operation of The Wall without compromising security. Retail stores: Five Nexmosphere sensors expand SmartThings Pro’s capabilities in retail settings — a presence sensor, radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensor, lidar sensor, ambient lighting sensor and an NFC reader. Hotels: ABB devices integrate with NetX management systems and SmartThings Pro to create new guest experiences.
Another Record-Breaking Year for Samsung at ISE 2025
Samsung’s leadership in digital signage was recognized at ISE 2025 with 12 awards from various organizations and trade publications — surpassing the impressive nine awards won in 2024.
Best of Show Awards from Future
AV Technology: Samsung Color E-Paper Digital Signage: Samsung Color E-Paper Installation: Samsung Color E-Paper and HoloDisplay Tech & Learning: 2025 Interactive Display
AV News Awards
AV Project of the Year (Commercial) Award: Samsung for using the Outdoor LED Signage XHB series (P8) at Shinsegae Department Store in Seoul, South Korea Digital Signage Innovation of the Year Award: Transparent MICRO LED
Inavation Awards
Applied Technology Award: Samsung for using Onyx Led screens at Pathé Palace in Paris, France
▲ Employees from Samsung France receive the Applied Technology Award.
Top New Technologies (TNT) Awards from Commercial Integrator
All-Weather Display: OHDX Outdoor Signage 46”and 55” TVs: 2024 HBU8000 Hospitality TV Video Monitors: QHFX 115” Smart Signage
ISE Stand Design Awards from EXHIBITOR Magazine
Sustainability Recognition XL (250 m2 or more): Samsung
▲ The Sustainability Recognition XL award recognizes the eco-conscious design of Samsung’s ISE 2025 booth.
ISE 2025 illustrated how quickly digital signage is evolving. Samsung is revolutionizing the industry with energy-efficient, AI-driven innovations — setting new standards with its award-winning lineups at ISE 2025 and beyond.
1 The power measurement is based on IEC62301 standards from the International Electrotechnical Commission. According to the standards, the average power below 0.005W is indicated as 0.00W.
2 Samsung Color E-Paper mobile app supports Android 10 and above, and iOS 15 and above. Availability may vary by device, software version and region.
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