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.

Samsung’s CES 2018 booth, also known as “Samsung City”, showcases next-generation technologies that will transform users’ lives in the office and at home. One of the booth’s most eye-catching displays of innovation was made possible by Samsung’s new IF Series LED signage. Standing 32 meters wide and 7.8 meters high, and composed of a total of 4,926 (480 x 540 x 65mm) modules, the booth’s can’t-miss façade displays snapshots of an immersive, connected future that encapsulate Samsung’s life-simplifying “Intelligence of Things” vision.

As the industry’s first HDR-powered LED displays, Samsung’s three IF Series models – the P1.5, P2.0 and P2.5 – mirror the exciting innovation of the IoT and AI technologies that are prominently featured throughout the booth. HDR support brings impeccable presentation quality to each IF Series display, while a slim, lightweight design and convenient full front and rear access make installation and maintenance a breeze. The signage also offers visitors a first-hand demonstration of how Samsung’s integrated content management platform, MagicInfo, may be used to create a scintillating, easy-to-manage façade.

If you are unable to attend CES 2018, check out the video above to see how Samsung City came together, and immerse yourself in the seamlessly connected future that’s showcased within the city limits.

Samsung has created a “Samsung City” at its CES booth, which showcases the communication and connectivity among all of Samsung’s devices. What’s most noteworthy, however, is that the innovations are not just demos – all of the devices and services featured will be available to consumers in the near future, beginning in 2018.

Across twelve different zones at Samsung’s booth, participants will see what their lives with Samsung will look like in the coming years and beyond, and how our concepts of home, business and mobility will soon change forever.

Home: The Center of Life

Samsung’s products will continuously become more intelligent, which will lead to major changes in how we live.

For example, they already enable you to enjoy content more easily and continuously. Instead of your content being locked to one device in one room, it can follow you wherever you go. Content such as live video streams can also move between devices such as your Galaxy Note8 and QLED TV. Likewise, music from your mobile device can be streamed to your TV or connected speaker.

But with Bixby, life is even more simplified. If you start watching a TV show in the living room, you can say, “Bixby, I will keep watching in the bedroom,” and Bixby will pause your show and resume it when you get to the bedroom. All the associated tasks and devices can also move rooms with you and Bixby can turn the devices off in the living room if it’s now empty.

In the near future, you could even use Bixby to help you take better care of your health. If you were to take a photo of something you were eating, for instance, Bixby Vision could automatically calculate the number of calories in the meal, and the Galaxy Gear smartwatch could track calorie intake. Using this data, the Family Hub fridge could recommend recipes to help you manage your caloric intake.

These home technology demonstrations are based on the ability of Samsung’s devices to communicate with one another. The company’s technology goes far beyond the capabilities of a regular AI assistant.

Business & Mobility: Expanding Intelligence Beyond the Home

Look outside the home and you’ll see Samsung has brought AI and IoT innovation there, too.

For instance, the Samsung Flip, a newly developed digital signage solution, supports wireless synchronization between a laptop and a smartphone, thereby expanding the office experience. Ideas captured by the Samsung Notebook 9 Pen or Galaxy Note8 can therefore be displayed immediately on the Samsung Flip for brainstorming. Seamless sharing on a mobile device via NFC is also available, helping to bring about a collaborative workspace where creative ideas can be exchanged freely.

With the combination of 5G and automotive electronics, Samsung also plans to present a new vision for the connected car. The Digital Cockpit, a new automotive electronics platform developed by Samsung and HARMAN, is an extraordinary result of collaboration. At the CES exhibition venue, you can interactively experience the Digital Cockpit with VR, and also check out the TCU (Telematics Control Unit) and Mirror Replacement Vision System through the kiosk.

As one of the largest connected device companies in the world, Samsung is well-placed to deliver the level of intelligence that will make life easier for users. The great thing is that this harmonized life for consumers will soon be a reality. Come take a peek at what will be your new lifestyle at Samsung’s booth at CES.