Trang’s journey ultimately led her to the bustling city of Bac Ninh, where she secured a job on a Samsung production line. A promising and dedicated employee, it didn’t take long for Trang to advance to an office position. Today, she’s enrolled in Samsung’s in-house educational program, which provides employees with opportunities to receive hands-on training equivalent to a three-year vocational degree.

Though she’s well on her way toward reaching her long-held dreams, she still deeply misses her family. The feeling, of course, is mutual, and Trang’s family members were understandably thrilled when they received an invitation to visit her at work.

Watch the happy reunion unfold as Trang and her proud family finally meet. Touching moments like these reflect Samsung’s core belief that business is about more than creating exceptional products. The people behind them and those they care about are just as important.

What does the music mean to you? How did you listen to music 10 years ago, and now?

Based on the new paradigm of the music experience, Samsung tried to create a whole new audio device. For this, Samsung established the Audio Lab in California, United States, combining Samsung’s technical savvy with the expertise of Hollywood’s premiere recording studios and the recording industry. Samsung Wireless Audio-360 is the first creation of which the members of the Audio Lab worked together.

“A long time ago, stereo listening was a very solitary event. Today, music has gotten social,” said Allan Devantier, Director at the Audio Lab.

When Allan and his team created the new type of audio device, they kept in mind that enjoying music has increasingly become a social experience, one to be shared among friends. Oddly enough, the quest for a high-end sound system that is designed for social settings began in the quietest place there is: an anechoic chamber. These are special rooms designed to dampen any ambient sound or reverberations. And they allowed Samsung engineers to discover how to reproduce the best possible sound from every angle.

“We have optimized the propagation of sound. There is no privileged direction because the music is sent evenly in all directions,” said Pascal Brunet, Principal Engineer at the Audio Lab.

As a result, the Wireless Audio-360 produces spacious, omnidirectional sound that is optimized for every environment and even maintains its balance while moving. And because it broadcasts sound in every direction, the Wireless Audio-360 generates fuller, more realistic sound that allows listeners to enjoy it anywhere, no matter if they’re across the room or directly in front of the unit.

For a closer look into how the skilled sound engineers at Audio Lab developed the Wireless Audio 360 check out the video below.