(Infographic) (CES 2024) An amazing future created by smart, hyper-connected daily life – Samsung Newsroom Korea
Samsung Electronics has set up a 'SmartThings' zone where you can experience a more convenient hyper-connected daily life based on AI at CES 2024, the world's largest home appliance and IT exhibition, which opened in Las Vegas, USA on the 9th (local time). From AI that identifies the user's favorite game genre and automatically creates the optimal gaming environment, to AI that analyzes exercise and sleep patterns and improves quality of life. Numerous visitors visited this place, which was full of various daily scenarios and experiential events.
How is the AI-based hyper-connected daily life proposed by Samsung Electronics different from our previous lives? Check out the five connected experiences provided by SmartThings through the infographic below, and see them in detail in the CES 2024 'SmartThings Zone' on-site sketch video.
▲ CES 2024 Samsung Electronics exhibition hall SmartThings zone overview
▲ Visitors to the SmartThings Zone are listening to an explanation of Samsung Electronics’ easy, fast and safe Calm Onboarding. Samsung Electronics continues to strengthen its Calm onboarding technology, which allows anyone to easily connect devices by minimizing customer intervention in the initial product connection stage, and has expanded the concept to the product purchase stage. Now, when a product is purchased, the delivery status is shared with the customer, and when the product is installed, it can be immediately connected to SmartThings.
▲ Visitors looking at Samsung Electronics’ SmartThings ecosystem with various partners. SmartThings continues to expand its ecosystem, strengthening the connection experience with devices from other companies beyond Samsung Electronics devices, and helping anyone enjoy a convenient and easy smart life in various aspects such as family care, home management, and energy saving.
▲ Visitors to the SmartThings zone are experiencing the SmartThings ‘Map View’ function, which allows easy integrated control of devices installed throughout the home. SmartThings Map View is a function that allows you to draw a blueprint of your house using spatial AI technology or map it using a robot vacuum cleaner, and then intuitively check and conveniently manage the status of your home devices, such as lighting, temperature, air quality, and energy, in the SmartThings app. , which will also be available in 3D starting this March.
▲ Visitors listening to an explanation of the enhanced SmartThings ‘Family Care’ function. The SmartThings Family Care feature helps families feel at ease by detecting the first activity of the day for parents who live far away through a SmartThings-linked device and sending a notification. In particular, we are expanding activity detection devices from refrigerators to TVs, etc. to enable more accurate monitoring of the safety and condition of our precious parents.
▲ Based on the connection between Samsung TV and Galaxy Watch, you can even experience exercise without distraction. If the user presses the start exercise button on the Galaxy Watch while watching the desired YouTube video or TV program content, data such as heart rate and calorie consumption are overlaid on the top of the TV screen, allowing users to check the information in real time. When you stop exercising for a moment, summarized exercise data automatically appears, allowing you to enjoy more efficient and convenient home training.
▲ (Left) Visitors participating in a game challenge event in the SmartThings zone, (Right) SmartThings-based 'AI Auto Game Mode' that analyzes and sets the picture and sound quality that matches the user's favorite game genre based on AI Viewers experiencing the optimal gaming environment through automatic lighting settings
