[Photo] ‘Samsung City’ Previews a More Customized and Sustainable Future at CES 2022

Samsung Newsroom — Thu, 06 Jan 2022 11:14:20 +0000

CES 2022 has officially begun, and here at Samsung’s booth, visitors from around the world are discovering how the company’s latest products and technologies will help create a more customized, convenient and sustainable future.

Nicknamed “Samsung city”, the company’s booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center is packed with innovations that bring its “Together for tomorrow” vision to life. From new Bespoke Home appliances to lifestyle-catered displays, to the latest addition to the Galaxy family, there’s just so much to see in Samsung city.

Check out the photos below for a peek at the exciting future that Samsung is showcasing.

Welcome to Samsung City

Samsung’s CES 2022 booth showcases products, technologies and initiatives that are helping the company realize its “Together for tomorrow” vision.

Before heading inside, CES attendees register to enter Samsung’s booth at designated kiosks.

Taking Connected Home Experiences to the Next Level

An exhibit demonstrates how seamless connectivity enables Samsung devices to team up to simplify home management.

Screens Everywhere, Screens for All

CES attendees admire MICRO LED’s best-in-class picture quality, made possible thanks to 25 million micrometer-sized LEDs that individually produce both light and color.

Samsung’s newest MICRO LED is available in a choice of three sizes: 89, 101 and 110 inches.

Samsung’s 2022 Neo QLED lights up the booth with vibrant visuals – and attracts a crowd in the process.

Samsung’s new portable screen, The Freestyle, was designed to allow users to transform any space into a screen.

The Freestyle hangs over a dining table, projecting playful animations in which tiny characters rush to deliver 2D meals to 3D plates.

“Game on”: An exhibit invites attendees to experience how The Odyssey Ark, a new 55-inch curved gaming screen, takes immersion to the next level.

A cardboard tree and other creations highlight the expansion of Samsung’s award-winning Eco-Packaging program.

Make Your Home Your Own With Bespoke

Samsung’s Bespoke lineup of home appliances now features a wider variety of customizable devices, including French Door refrigerators, ranges, and over-the-range microwaves.

The Bespoke Home lineup also includes vacuum cleaners and air purifiers.

Adding More Choices and Colors to the Galaxy Lineup

Visitors to Samsung’s booth take a closer look at the company’s latest mobile innovations.

The newest addition to the Galaxy family: the Galaxy S21 FE.

Attendees view a demonstration of how the Galaxy Z Flip3 Bespoke Edition is customized.

Transforming Cars Into Multipurpose Spaces

An interactive exhibit showcases Samsung’s new vision for in-vehicle experiences.

The demo showcases a scenario in which information on road conditions and other factors is presented to drivers and passengers in real time.

Attendees observe how the vehicle analyzes information on the surrounding area and connects to various services to make the driving experience more enjoyable.

An attendee tests out a technology that monitors a driver’s condition and helps them relax to ensure that they have a pleasant ride.

Personalized & Intelligent Future Home

Samsung’s booth also includes a live demonstration of the new Samsung Bot i and Samsung Bot Handy.

The Samsung Bot i is an interactive robot that simplifies tasks like video conferencing.

The Samsung Bot Handy is a manipulation robot that can assist with a variety of household chores.

[Video] CES 2022: Showcasing the Future of In-Vehicle Experiences

Samsung Newsroom — Thu, 06 Jan 2022 03:00:38 +0000

At CES 2022, Samsung Electronics is introducing a new vision for in-vehicle experiences. This new concept was made possible by combining the company’s latest consumer electronics and IT innovations with HARMAN’s automotive expertise.

The video below introduces viewers to Samsung’s booth at CES 2022. At the booth, the company showcases a scenario in which information on road conditions and other factors is presented to the driver of a vehicle in real time.

In the scenario, the vehicle uses cameras and sensors to analyze its surroundings, then harnesses augmented reality to present road conditions and other information to the driver within their field of view. The driver is then able to make use of that overlaid information to ensure they enjoy a drive that is both convenient and safe.

In the enactment, the driver not only gets details on the vehicle’s speed and status, but is also provided with an arrow-based navigation service, forward collision warning icons and blind spot alerts when switching lanes. Directions, icons and insights are projected directly onto the road, as well as onto surrounding vehicles and lanes, to allow the driver to clearly and conveniently view the important information.

The vehicle in the scenario also analyzes information on the surrounding area and connects to a range of services to make the driving experience both straightforward and enjoyable. For example, if passengers want to grab a coffee, the vehicle utilizes map information and AR to inform them of where there are cafés nearby. The passenger is then given the option to navigate through the menu and place their order from the comfort of their car. The vehicle in the enactment also adds a realistic element to virtual calls by allowing users to manage their meetings with AR.

Check out the video below to learn more about what the future of in-vehicle experiences holds.

In-Vehicle Experience – Samsung Global Newsroom