 Hi, this is Nick Stout with The Verge and we're here with Welt. It's a wellness belt. Essentially, it's something you put around your waist and it tracks your steps, how long you've been sitting, your waist change over the course of the day, and if you've been overeating. So, I just put the belt on and within seconds it identified my waist, 32 and a half. And over the course of the day, if I change the tension of the belt, either purposely or if I eat too much, the app should reflect the change in belt tension and it should tell me how much I've been overeating. So the Welt is part of a Samsung Creative Labs project. That means Samsung employees get to work on basically a pet project of their own and they develop their own technology, they develop the product and then they get to showcase it and see if it's going to turn into a company that Samsung will spin off into its own consumer technology outfit. Welt is made by three people, three Samsung employees, and they're still undecided on whether or not they're going to turn it into a consumer product. So that means there's no pricing or availability right now. But compared to some other smart objects we've seen, it's one of the most advanced I've ever tried. You can't even really tell that it's a smart object at all, it just looks like a regular belt. So again, we don't know how much this will cost because it's not decided whether it's going to be a consumer product or not. But for more weird products like the Welt, check out theverge.com or subscribe at youtube.com slash the verge.