Can AI help discover India’s next para-athlete? Can a wearable help a visually impaired swimmer know when the pool wall is approaching? Can sensors make exercise safer for people with Parkinson’s or alert athletes to excessive physical strain?

Eight young innovators from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Odisha are attempting to answer these questions through five technology-led ideas that have taken them into the Top 20 of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026.

Their ideas span some of the most compelling challenges in sport and physical activity: AI-led para-athlete identification, independent navigation for visually impaired swimmers, exercise support for people with Parkinson’s and real-time monitoring of physical strain among athletes.

The eight innovators are Pasupuleti Ruthvik from Chittoor, Kolla Venkata Siva Surya from Visakhapatnam, Homanshika Reddy Pullagurla from Hyderabad, Vatala Harika and Ritesh Routray from Sundargarh, and Manoj Kumar Kasinathan, Jena R and Chriswin William D from Chennai.

Their progress to the Top 20 also reflects the geographical spread of this year’s Samsung Solve for Tomorrow. More than half of the participants in the Top 20 come from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, with finalists representing 18 cities across 12 states.

Five Ideas Trying to Change How People Play, Train and Compete

A Wearable That Warns Visually Impaired Swimmers Before They Hit the Wall

For visually impaired swimmers, knowing exactly when they are approaching the end of a swimming lane can be difficult and potentially lead to head injuries.

Pasupuleti Ruthvik, 21, from Chittoor, has developed Untethered, a wearable sensor system designed to provide real-time alerts as swimmers approach the pool wall. The idea aims to reduce dependence on manual cues from coaches and give swimmers greater independence during training.

Technology That Helps Visually Impaired Swimmers Stay on Course

Staying within a lane presents another challenge for visually impaired swimmers, who can drift sideways without visual reference points.

Kolla Venkata Siva Surya, 16, from Visakhapatnam, has engineered an assistive trajectory solution that provides real-time feedback when a swimmer begins to veer away from the intended path. The technology is designed to help para-athletes correct their trajectory and navigate competition pools more independently.

An AI Talent Scout for India’s Para-Athletes

What if promising para-athletes could be discovered using technology, even when they live far from established sporting networks?

Vatala Harika, 21, and Ritesh Routray, 20, from Sundargarh, are developing ParaSync, an AI-based platform designed to assess adaptive sporting techniques, identify promising athletes and connect them with professional coaching and competitive opportunities.

The idea addresses a grassroots sporting challenge: talent can emerge anywhere, while access to established scouting, coaching and competitive networks may not always be as widely available.

A Wearable Exploring Safer Exercise for People with Parkinson’s

In Chennai, Manoj Kumar Kasinathan, 21, Jena R, 20, and Chriswin William D, 20, are developing Rogue, a wearable device for people with Parkinson’s.

The team is exploring whether sensors can distinguish intentional movement from involuntary tremors, with the aim of supporting safer exercise and physical activity for people experiencing motor symptoms.

An IoT Wearable That Tracks Strain on an Athlete’s Spine

Homanshika Reddy Pullagurla, 21, from Hyderabad, is developing Somatrace, an IoT-enabled wearable designed to monitor spinal load among precision-sport athletes.

By tracking movement and load in real time, the system aims to give athletes greater visibility into the physical strain experienced during training and help them better understand how their bodies respond to different movements.

From Ideas to Prototypes — and Potential Ventures

For these young innovators, reaching the Top 20 marks the next stage in turning an idea into something that can be tested, refined and potentially scaled.

The eight innovators participated in an experiential Prototyping Programme conducted in collaboration with FITT-IIT Delhi, where they worked on strengthening their solutions through the Innovation Bootcamp and direct online mentorship from Samsung experts.

The programme encouraged participants to look beyond engineering alone. Working with mentors, they examined user needs, prototype development, go-to-market strategy, impact and scalability—helping them think about how solutions developed around real-world problems could potentially evolve into viable products and ventures.

Participants also visited Samsung Design Delhi (SDD), Samsung R&D Institute India – Noida (SRI-N), Samsung R&D Institute India – Delhi (SRI-D), Samsung R&D Institute India – Bengaluru (SRI-B) and Samsung’s Head Office in Gurugram, gaining exposure to Samsung’s approach to design, engineering, research and innovation.

Young Innovators from 18 Cities, One National Platform

A global problem-solving platform, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow encourages young people to use STEM—science, technology, engineering and mathematics—to address problems they see around them.

Now in its fifth edition in India, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2026 is bringing together young innovators across four themes: AI Living for India, Health & Education, Environmental Sustainability, and Sport & Tech.

Across the Top 20, participants are applying technologies including artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensors, voice technology and low-cost wearables to challenges ranging from literacy and accessibility to agricultural waste, pollution, neurological health and para-sports.

With finalists representing 18 cities across 12 states and more than half of the participants coming from Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, this year’s Top 20 demonstrates how technology-led problem-solving is emerging from young people across India, including well beyond the country’s traditional innovation hubs.

The competition will now move towards its final stages. Four winning teams will collectively receive INR 2 crore in incubation grants, along with incubation support from FITT-IIT Delhi to further refine and validate their solutions and explore their potential to evolve into market-ready ventures.

With this, Samsung is reiterating its commitment to being a strong partner of India and is working alongside the Government in its mission to empower the country’s youth and #PoweringDigitalIndia.

Youth enrolled in the program are undergoing classroom training to complete their hands-on capstone project work in their selected technology areas from AI, IoT, Big Data and Coding & Programming. The mandatory project phase for certification is devised to help students gain hands-on experience in the respective courses.

Those opting for the AI course have 270 hours of theory training and  80 hours of project work, while those doing the IoT or the Big Data course have 160 hours of training and 80 hours of project work.

Participants opting for the Coding & Programming course have 80 hours of training and participate in a 4-day Hackathon to conclude the course.

They will also be imparted soft skills training to enhance their employability and provided job placements in relevant organizations.

Find more about Samsung Innovation Campus in the video:

Samsung India’s flagship CSR program Samsung Innovation Campus concluded the Coding & Programming and IoT courses for its first batch of 92 students in Bhilai, reiterating Samsung’s commitment to being India’s strong partner and working alongside the Government in its mission to empower the country’s youth and #PoweringDigitalIndia.

The students who were mentored and trained at Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekanand Technical University, Bhilai participated in a hackathon held between August 23- 25, 2023 in Govt. Polytechnic Berla Boriya, Chhattisgarh. On successful completion of the hackathon, the students were granted certificates of course completion at a felicitation ceremony held at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Institute of Technology (CSIT) Durg, Chhattisgarh. The students were felicitated by officials from Samsung and Electronics Sectors Skills Council of India (ESSCI), which is executing the program through its nationwide network of approved training and education partners.

The first batch of students from the institute were certified in future tech courses like Coding & Programming and IoT, showcasing the program’s effectiveness in transforming young minds into competent tech professionals. These courses help students become job-ready. As part of the program, a batch of 92 students, of which 43 have been trained in Coding & Programming and 49 in IoT, completed their courses and were certified by Samsung and ESSCI.

“At Samsung, we believe in the power of the youth and want to contribute in creating a pool of skilled workforce to better India’s digital future. Through this initiative, we want to empower the youth and create opportunities for them in future tech domains, further boosting India’s growth story and strengthening our commitment to Powering Digital India,” said Mr. Hyun Kim, Corporate Vice President, Samsung Southwest Asia.

Samsung India launched its Samsung Innovation Campus program at eight campuses across the country with the aim of upskilling 3,000 less-privileged youth in future tech domains such as AI, IoT, Big Data, and Coding & Programming and helping them get relevant job placements.

Samsung Innovation Campus aims to upskill youth aged 18-25 years in future technologies and enhance their employability. These are key technology skills for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. During the program, participants receive instructor-led classroom training through approved training and education partners of ESSCI across the country.

Youth enrolled in the program are undergoing classroom training and will complete their hands-on capstone project work in their selected technology areas from Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, Big Data, and Coding & Programming. They will also be imparted soft skills training to enhance their employability and provided job placements in relevant organizations.

Those opting for the AI course will undergo 270 hours of theory training and complete 80 hours of project work while those doing the IoT or the Big Data course will undergo 160 hours of training and complete 80 hours of project work. Participants opting for the Coding & Programming course will do 80 hours of training and be part of a Hackathon.

Samsung’s flagship CSR program, Samsung Innovation Campus, concluded the training of students of Delhi in future-tech domains of Coding & Programming, AI, Big Data, and IoT. The program designed to upskill and empower India’s youth alongside the Government’s mission of #PoweringDigitalIndia witnessed participation by a huge number of students in an exciting hackathon and certification event.

A total of 206 students completed their courses and received certifications at NSIC (National Small Industries Corporation), Okhla, Delhi, wherein 31 students received graduated in Coding & Programming, 21 in AI (Artificial Intelligence), 30 in Big Data, and 124 in IoT (Internet of Things).

Since IoT as an industry is booming, I am confident that the deep learning provided to me through Samsung Innovation Campus, will benefit me better understanding the concepts, crack error-free codes and land a better job to kick-start a career’, said Dhruv, an IoT graduate from Samsung Innovation Campus.

‘Samsung provided me with an opportunity to get a hands-on experience of platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, that are the next generations of IoT applications. I am certain that these will act as a catalyst in determining the course of my professional career’, said Diya, an IoT graduate from Samsung Innovation Campus.

Students developed codes to combat social and macro-level issues facing the country. In the event Mr. OP Singh, General Manager, NSIC, Delhi, presided over the graduation ceremony as the chief guest in the esteemed presence of Samsung’s CSR team, Saroj Apato, Vice President Sales at Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI), and Vimlesh Bhatia from NSIC, Delhi.

Furthermore, these 206 graduates will attend job fairs and receive support in finding the ideal jobs per their skills. The flagship CSR program by Samsung aims to equip students with domain knowledge and deep learning of future tech courses.

The students, who were mentored and trained at Central Tool Room & Training Center, Bhubaneswar, were presented with certificates at a ceremony. Student teams from the Coding & Programming course participated in the 3-day Hackathon in which they developed codes based on problem statements given to them.

The problem statements included topics such as developing a chatbot for e-governance support, an e-commerce website for handicrafts and artisan-based industries, a machine learning model to predict housing prices, a loan approval system, a plant leaf disease detection system using image classification, a home automation module and a social media platform for senior citizens. The teams presented their prototypes to a jury from Samsung R&D Institute, Noida and Central Tool Room & Training Center, Bhubaneswar.

“Samsung Innovation Campus has empowered me to feel confident enough to grab the opportunities that come my way. I always wanted to work in the tech domain but I was not sure if I had the right skillset. I don’t feel that anymore,” said Jyotsana Rani Tudu, a student at Samsung Innovation Campus.

Samsung India launched its Samsung Innovation Campus program at eight campuses across the country with the aim of upskilling 3,000 less-privileged youth in future tech domains such as AI, IoT, Big Data and Coding & Programming and helping them get relevant job placements.

Here’s a glimpse of all the excitement at hackathon in Bhubaneswar –

Samsung India has started its CSR program ‘Samsung Innovation Campus’ at eight campuses across the country with the aim of upskilling 3,000 less-privileged youth in future tech domains such as AI, IoT, Big Data and Coding & Programming and helping them get relevant job placements.

With this, Samsung is reiterating its commitment to being a strong partner of India and is working alongside the Government in its mission to empower the country’s youth and #PoweringDigitalIndia.

ESSCI, which is a National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) approved entity, is executing the program through its nationwide network of approved training and education partners. Samsung India signed a MoU with ESSCI in September, 2022.

Courses under the ‘Samsung Innovation Campus’ program have started at the University of Lucknow, National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) in New Delhi and Hyderabad, Chhattisgarh Swami Vivekananda Technical University in Bhilai, SRR College of Arts & Sciences in Karimnagar, Central Tool Room & Training Center in Bhubaneswar, Sri Jayachamarajendra Polytechnic College in Bengaluru and Dr Lankapalli Bullayya College in Visakhapatnam.

“Our global citizenship initiative, Samsung Innovation Campus, is closely tied with India’s development agenda. Through this initiative, we want to empower the youth and create opportunities for them in future tech domains, further boosting India’s growth story and strengthening our commitment to Powering Digital India,” said Mr. Partha Ghosh, Head, CSR and Communications, Samsung Southwest Asia.

Samsung Innovation Campus aims to upskill youth aged 18-25 years in future technologies and enhance their employability. These are key technology skills for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Students who have enrolled for the courses have undergone a pre-course assessment and are undergoing classroom training by professors at the eight institutes. The courses have been divided into small batches of 30 students on an average to ensure focused training for student individually and to provide exhaustive learning opportunities in advanced technology.

They have also been provided the right tools to understand the practical applications of each of the technologies they are working on. For instance, students undergoing the IoT course have got Galaxy Upcycling kits, which consists of a Samsung Galaxy S9 or Note 9 smartphone, an ESP32 Dev board, a micro 5p cable, 2 resistors, 1 led, 1 tactile switch, 1 breadboard, 1 jumper cable M-M, 1 USB Type-C adapter & cable, and 1 micro 5p USB adapter that enable them to get hands-on experience of how the technology works.

Youth enrolled in the program will undergo classroom training and complete their hands-on capstone project work in their selected technology areas from AI, IoT, Big Data and Coding & Programming. The mandatory project phase for certification is devised to help students gain hands-on experience in the respective courses.

Those opting for the AI course will undergo 270 hours of theory training and complete 80 hours of project work, while those doing the IoT or the Big Data course will undergo 160 hours of training and complete 80 hours of project work.

Participants opting for the Coding & Programming course will complete 80 hours of training and participate in a 4-day Hackathon to conclude the course.

They will also be imparted soft skills training to enhance their employability and provided job placements in relevant organizations

After completing their courses, students will attend job fairs and will be supported in the process of searching for the right job for their skills.

Samsung, India’s largest consumer electronics company, is inviting startups to collaborate on technologies around the Government’s Digital India stack, which includes UPI, Digilocker, Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC), Open Credit Enablement Network (OCEN), Unified Health Interface (UHI) among others.

With this, Samsung aims to accelerate its Digital India journey in the country and strengthen its vision of Powering Digital India.

The startups will partner with Samsung’s R&D centres and business units in India on domains such as wallet, health, fitness where products and services will be integrated with the Samsung ecosystem.

On a case-to-case basis, Samsung will also explore funding support to some of these startups to help them further scale their solutions.

As a first step to connect with startups in India, Samsung held a Startup Collab event at the iconic Samsung Opera House in Bengaluru earlier this week. At the event, around 25 startups from across India came together and interacted with Samsung leadership from its R&D centres in Bengaluru and Noida, and its corporate headquarters in Gurugram, exploring Samsung’s ecosystem of products and services and understanding where they can potentially collaborate around Digital India initiatives.

“Samsung is a consumer centric company and strives to develop meaningful innovations for consumers in India. The Government’s Digital India stack is revolutionary, and has the potential to transform the way many sectors work. We wish to collaborate with startups who have cutting-edge technologies in this space, which, when integrated with the Samsung ecosystem, can transform the lives of people, our consumers,” said Dipesh Shah, Managing Director, Samsung R&D Institute Bangalore.

“As a large multinational, we bring to the table strong consumer understanding, business know-how and market reach that will help startups refine their offerings to enable compelling consumer experience. Co-prosperity is one of our core values and we hope to play our part in enhancing the innovation ecosystem in the country, thereby Powering Digital India,” said Dr. Balvinder Singh, Head, Open Innovation Group, Samsung R&D Institute Bangalore.

The startups that attended Samsung’s Startup Collab event were from the fintech, health tech and eCommerce space with some of them utilizing the India Stack to build for Digital India services.

As part of the collaboration, Samsung’s R&D centres and business units in India will work together with the startups to co-build solutions for a specific product or service that have the potential to be integrated with Samsung’s product ecosystem.

Samsung’s engineers, who work on cutting-edge domains such as AI, machine learning, IoT, big data, metaverse, will also provide these startups  with technical mentorship as well as guidance in protecting their intellectual property, wherever relevant.

Over the years, Samsung has had very successful partnerships with startups in the country. For instance, a successful startup today powers Samsung’s local India app-store where consumers can discover and access their favourite mobile applications in 12 Indian languages. This currently has close to 3 million daily active users.

Another startup has powered Lock Screen Stories on Samsung Galaxy smartphones in which consumers get beautiful wallpapers and content every time they unlock their devices. This feature has close to 30 million daily active users.

Mr. Ken Kang and Dr. Abhilasha Gaur exchanging the MoU in presence of Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar

Samsung today launched its CSR program ‘Samsung Innovation Campus’ in India to upskill youth in future tech domains such as AI, IoT, Big Data and Coding & Programming, reiterating its commitment to being a strong partner of India and working alongside the Government in its mission to empowering the country’s youth and #PoweringDigitalIndia.

A Memorandum of Understanding to train the first batch of 3,000 less-privileged students across India was exchanged between Samsung and the Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) today in the presence of Hon’ble Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship & Electronics and Information Technology Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Hon’ble Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship & Electronics and Information Technology said there is no deficit of talent in the country but an increased demand for talented & skilled Indians across the globe.

“Skilling should not be just about equipping the youth with employable skills but should act as gateways to employability and employment— as their Passports to Prosperity. The more employment-oriented skilling is, the more aspirational it will be for the students and young Indians. It is the vision of Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi ji that Digital Opportunities should be equitably be available to each and every Indian and efforts should be taken up not just with premier educational institutions but also with universities and institutes in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities,” he said.

Welcoming Samsung’s initiative with ESSCI to empower young Indians with skills, he said, “it was a true hallmark of being a good partner to India and the Indians.” He urged Samsung to headquarter their programmes in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities to ensure skilling opportunities for the hundreds of thousands of students from these places.

Also present at the ceremony were Mr. Atul Kumar Tiwari, Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Mr. Ved Mani Tiwari, COO (Officiating CEO), National Skill Development Corporation, Mr. Amrit Manwani, Chairman, ESSCI, Mr. Ajai Chowdhry, Founding Chairman, ESSCI and Dr. Abhilasha Gaur, COO (officiating CEO) ESSCI. Samsung was represented by Mr. Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, Mr. Peter Rhee, Corporate Vice President, Samsung SWA and Mr. Partha Ghosh, Head, CSR, Samsung SWA.

Mr. Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia said, “Samsung has been in India for over 26 years now and is a committed partner in its growth story. We are aligned to the Government’s vision, and through Samsung Innovation Campus, want to empower the youth and create opportunities in future tech domains, giving a further boost to new India’s growth story.”

Mr. Ken Kang, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia,  Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Hon’ble Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship & Electronics and Information TechnologyDr. Abhilasha Gaur, Chief Operating Officer (Officiating CEO), ESSCI (from L-R)

Samsung Innovation Campus aims to upskill youth aged 18-25 years in future technologies and enhance their employability. These are key technology skills for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

ESSCI, which is a National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) approved entity, will execute the program through its nationwide network of approved training and education partners. ESSCI will look at opportunities to provide the courses to beneficiaries in India’s smaller towns, where students do not have easy access to the best of future tech education.

“ESSCI’s focus is on establishing an effective and efficient skilling ecosystem for developing and imparting outcome oriented skills. The Future Tech program under Samsung Innovation Campus will support in strengthening the skills ecosystem and will be an important step forward to make India a Skills capital of the world,” said Dr. Abhilasha Gaur, Chief Operating Officer (Officiating CEO), ESSCI.

With SIC, Samsung has also reiterated its commitment to being a strong partner in India’s growth story, supporting the various initiatives of the Government such as Skill India to create the right opportunities for the youth of the country – the pillars of New India.

During the course of the program, participants will receive instructor-led blended classroom and online training through approved training and education partners of ESSCI across the country.

Youth enrolled for the program will undergo classroom and online training and complete their hands-on capstone project work in their selected technology areas from among Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Big Data and Coding & Programming.

They will also be imparted soft skills training to enhance their employability and provided job placements in relevant organizations. The participants will be mobilized through ESSCI’s training and education partners across India.

Those opting for the AI course will undergo 270 hours of theory training and complete 80 hours of project work while those doing the IoT or the Big Data course will undergo 160 hours of training and complete 80 hours of project work. Participants opting for the Coding & Programming course will do 80 hours of training and be part of a 4-day Hackathon.

With Samsung Innovation Campus, Samsung is expanding its CSR programs that focus on education and skilling of youth in India. Samsung runs two other CSR programs in India, Samsung Smart School and Solve for Tomorrow, through which it is empowering the leaders of tomorrow and equipping them with the tools they will need to realize meaningful change.

Bixby frees you to focus on what matters the most. It quickly learns what you like to do and works with your favourite apps and services to help you get more done immediately.

So that you can do more and have the best of a connected living experience, Samsung has launched the Bixby Home Platform (BHP) for controlling smart home devices with added intelligence using Bixby Voice.

What used to require multiple voice commands is now possible with only a single voice command using the intelligence of BHP. Bixby works in tandem with Samsung’s Internet of Things (IoT) platform i.e. SmartThings to provide hands-free & convenient Smart Home Control via voice. Now, Bixby has taken this frictionless convenience a notch higher with the introduction of the Bixby Home Platform (BHP).

Read below to understand how Bixby helps with hands-free Smart Home Control and how the new Bixby Home Platform enhances this convenience further.

Bixby + SmartThings

Samsung’s SmartThings ecosystem connects millions of IoT devices and supports ever increasing number of manufacturers and developers.  Using Bixby one can control all these devices with simple and intuitive voice commands.

Here is an illustration of how to control all living room lights at one go using Bixby:

Here are other voice commands through which Bixby can help user control the Smart Home devices in a typical day:

Bixby Home Platform – What’s in it for the Smart Home User

Imagine a situation where the user does not have to remember & spell out individual commands needed to set the AC temperature. i.e. remember that the AC is off, then turn it on first and then set the desired temperature.

Now just ask Bixby to “Set the temperature to 21C” and with the advanced home platform, Bixby will figure out all the steps needed to fulfil the user’s intention and ensure the AC temperature is set to 21C.

Bixby Home Platform – What’s in it for the Smart Home Device Manufacturer

Intelligent device control has been made possible by BHP. An intelligent block  is plugged between Bixby Capsules (which interprets natural voice utterances) and SmartThings.  Commands that needed to be issued and executed as per the device state, now can be intelligently programmed by the developer through BHP.

This intelligent control flow graph is developed by device developers as per the supported custom controls and capabilities of the device

This intelligent control flow graph is developed by device developers as per the supported custom controls and capabilities of the device.

BHP provides easy to use drag and drop tool called Bixby Home Studio to define the intelligent control flow for the device. Control flow can be defined based on the state of the device, model of the device, capabilities supported by the device, etc.

Using Bixby Home Studio, device developers can define the device control flow logic, test it with the connected devices and deploy the flow logic into the production for real usage. Below image shows the AC control flow created using Bixby Home Studio.

Nodes seen in the control graph above makes the flow based on the state of the AC device for voice command “Set AC temperature to 21”.

Nodes seen in the control graph above makes the flow based on the state of the AC device for voice command “Set AC temperature to 21”.

BHP is live for Samsung Appliances and users can experience the convenience right away.  Device manufacturers connected to SmartThings ecosystem can leverage BHP and enhance Voice control experience of their devices very soon. Bixby Home Platform and studio will soon be available for all the device manufacturers in the Year 2022.

On January 4, Samsung Electronics will kick off the 2022 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with a pre-show keynote address held a day before the world’s most influential technology event is set to begin.

Taking place at 8:00 a.m. IST (9:30 p.m. EST) at the Venetian’s Palazzo Ballroom in Las Vegas, the keynote will be delivered by Jong-Hee (JH) Han, Vice Chairman, CEO and Head of Samsung Electronics’ DX (Device eXperience) Division.

Held under the theme of ‘Together for Tomorrow’, the keynote will showcase ways that we can help build a more sustainable planet, and demonstrate customized and connected experiences that can enrich people’s lives.

A livestream of the keynote will be available at Samsung Newsroom India and Samsung.com. Until then, stay tuned to Samsung Newsroom India for more updates on the company’s plans for CES 2022.