Artificial intelligence (AI) is Samsung's strong suit in 2024, as it will not only introduce this technology in its new smartphones, but also in its other products such as monitors, refrigerators, and even a ball-shaped assistant robot.
Director of the Device eXperience (DX) division of the South Korean company, JH Han, confirmed during the CES2024 exhibition that with the emergence of artificial intelligence, it is reshaping industries outside the scope of technology and has the ability to make life easier and more inclusive for everyone.
He added: “Samsung's artificial intelligence is not new. Our investments span more than a decade, and today these investments are coming to life not only in our most popular products, but we are also integrating artificial intelligence into our services and operations.”
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Likewise, the tech company's director expressed confidence that open collaboration, like the one they promoted, will help AI and hyperconnectivity reach everyone, as well as make things easier to use.
Ai to the kitchen
As part of its presentation at CES, the South Korean company unveiled the Neo QLED 8K display, which features a built-in AI processor that automatically upscales low-resolution content to provide users with a high-quality viewing experience of up to 8K and quickly increases clarity. Move images with AI Motion Enhancer Pro.
Plus, it has Active Voice Amplifier Pro, which analyzes voice and background noise using AI to enhance your TV listening experience, so it sounds as if you're in the front row at the stadium or the cinema.
It also introduced the new Ballie device, an AI-powered mobile robot that first saw the light in 2020, and is able to interact with other smart devices to provide personalized services, such as taking care of annoying tasks or displaying photos and videos on walls for users to see. : Users can see information essential to their daily life, such as the weather or other relevant content.
The company has also brought this technology to the kitchen, where its Flex refrigerator has a 32-inch display featuring AI Vision Inside, which uses an internal camera to recognize up to 33 different types of foods being inserted and removed from the refrigerator and suggests recipes using them. those components.
Users can also set “expiration dates” for foods, allowing the refrigerator to send a notification when the specified date is approaching; To avoid wasting food.
Samsung's AI technology also extends to other home appliances, with the AI Hub-equipped washer and dryer acting as an intuitive control center that remembers users' habits and machine learning to suggest cycles.
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