The C-Lab exhibition at CES 2025 featured 15 startups and projects, including 12 from C-Lab Outside, Samsung’s program for external startups; two projects from C-Lab Inside, which is an in-house idea incubation program for Samsung employees; and one C-Lab Spin-Off startup, which was founded following its success within C-Lab Inside.

Many of these startups were recognized with CES Innovation Awards from the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) for their technological innovation and creativity. Samsung Newsroom met with three CES Innovation Award winners, Pinpoint (smart city technology), Quester (XR technology) and GhostPass (security/fintech technology), at the C-Lab exhibition to learn more about their groundbreaking work.

▲ The C-Lab exhibition at CES 202

Pinpoint: First Step Toward Global Recognition With C-Lab

▲ Pinpoint employees full of spirit as they vow to expand their business globally

Samsung’s C-Lab is helping innovative startups make their mark on the global stage. Through the C-Lab Outside program, Samsung provides opportunities for outstanding startups to participate in world-class exhibitions such as CES while offering support for exhibition preparation and customized consulting for the CES Innovation Award application process.

Pinpoint, a 2024 participant in C-Lab Outside, made its global debut at the C-Lab exhibition at CES 2025. The startup won an Innovation Award in the Smart Cities category for its IoT-integrated management solution for building operations.

▲ Pinpoint’s CES 2025 Innovation Award trophy along with pamphlets on smart building operation systems for next-generation buildings

Pinpoint’s building solution is a smart management system that increases operational efficiency for building operators while delivering a personalized user experience. Operators benefit from integrated control over all resources within the building, while users can easily access various services such as reservations, parking, robot delivery and more via a mobile app.

▲ A Pinpoint representative explains the startup’s IoT-integrated management solution for building operations to a visitor.

At the exhibition, Pinpoint focused on demonstrating its cloud-based optimized building solutions in action. “I think Pinpoint’s smart building solutions can be very useful in Korea considering the buildings there are probably built quite vertically, instead of horizontally like they generally are here in the United States, where I’m living,” said one visitor.

“We aim to gauge the response of the global market and actively seek opportunities for collaboration through participation in CES,” said Jin Hyuk Ahn, CEO of Pinpoint. “Thanks to C-Lab’s structured support, we are excited and proud to be able to present our solutions on a global stage, where many consumer-oriented products and services compete with each other,” he added. “It was challenging to fully understand the judging criteria and convey our core strengths, but the case studies and data preparation guides provided by C-Lab were invaluable.”

▲ Pinpoint CEO Jin Hyuk Ahn

Pinpoint is enhancing its technology by piloting its solutions in conjunction with SmartThings Pro, an advanced enterprise version of Samsung’s SmartThings platform, and b.IoT, Samsung’s integrated building management solution. After sharing its vision with the world at CES 2025, Pinpoint plans to continue further enhancing user experience-driven space planning and design toward becoming the gold standard in the industry.”

Quester: Locally Discovered by C-Lab, Globally Recognized at CES

▲ Quester employees expressing how excited they are to be part of CES for their first time

Samsung’s C-Lab serves as a platform to help regional startups grow as well. In addition to Seoul, C-Lab Outside programs operate in Daegu, Gwangju and Gyeongbuk (Gyeongsan) to nurture and promote outstanding startups.

Quester, which grew through C-Lab Outside Daegu in 2024, showcased its innovative hand-tracking glove technology at CES 2025 — a debut made more special by winning an Innovation Award in the XR Technologies & Accessories category.

▲ A demonstration of how Quester’s hand-tracking glove technology utilizes motion data

Quester’s hand-tracking glove technology precisely identifies and tracks the way a hand moves to implement such movements. To overcome the limitations of existing technologies, which are often sensitive to external factors that limit the usage environment, Quester has adopted an approach called sensor fusion. This approach delivers stable performance by combining the advantages of multiple sensors and will be applied in various fields, including immersive content, robotics and motion capture.

At its booth at CES 2025, Quester focused on demonstrating its technological strengths and development direction through prototypes. These demonstrations allowed Quester to not only test their technology but also attract crucial feedback from potential clients, which the startup plans to incorporate into its research on new functions to satisfy various client needs.

▲ Quester CEO Jeongwu Lee explains her startup’s high-performance hand-tracking glove technology to a visitor.

“By researching hand-tracking technology starting with virtual experimental content, we were able to develop an innovative solution with universal applicability,” said Jeongwu Lee, CEO of Quester. “Through the infrastructure of C-Lab Outside Daegu, along with various consulting opportunities and the experience acquired from promoting our technology at domestic technology fairs, we were able to grow further.”

At CES 2025, Quester aims to connect with various industry stakeholders to identify collaboration opportunities and gain insights for enhancing its products.

GhostPass: Expanding Beyond Korea With C-Lab’s Support

▲ GhostPass employees posing for a photo with their CES 2025 Best of Innovation Award trophy

Samsung continues to support the growth of C-Lab graduates. Even after graduation, these startups benefit from industry partnerships, investments and opportunities for synergies with Samsung, helping them become more competitive in the global market.

GhostPass, part of C-Lab Outside in 2023, showcases its biometric authentication technology at the C-Lab exhibition for the second consecutive year. GhostPass’ CES achievements include winning an Innovation Award in the Smart Cities category last year and the Best of Innovation Award in the FinTech category this year.

▲ GhostPass’ CES 2025 Best of Innovation Award (FinTech category) next to a video demonstrating how the startup’s biometric authentication solution can be used for in-store payment

GhostPass’ biometric authentication solution is characterized by its two-factor authentication technology. The technology stores biometric information, such as facial and iris data, only on the user’s smartphone rather than on a server or separate device and supports remote authentication from other devices. This increases security and allows users to manage their biometric information directly on their devices. The solution is also expected to help businesses reduce operational costs by eliminating the need for server-based storage.

▲ A visitor from Türkiye having fun trying out GhostPass’ biometric authentication technology

At CES 2025, GhostPass expanded its application to the fintech sector, demonstrating an unmanned store concept where visitors experienced biometric authentication from entry to payment. “What’s most impressive is the fact that no third party is collecting the biometric data. It’s an innovative solution that I think will have many applications,” said Huseyin Ada, a visitor from Türkiye after trying out the technology.

“As a member of the C-Lab Family, we’ve had the opportunity to participate in global exhibitions and receive valuable feedback from industry stakeholders worldwide,” said Seongwan Lee, CEO of GhostPass. “All of our brochures are gone already! Our booth’s popularity this year is definitely exceeding last year’s. With this momentum, we hope to establish global collaboration partnerships at CES 2025 and achieve tangible results,” he added. “Advice from Samsung employees was instrumental in preparing for the exhibition and showcasing our technology effectively.”

▲ GhostPass CEO Seongwan Lee

GhostPass, which has successfully attracted investment through C-Lab, continues to grow by leveraging C-Lab Outside’s networking opportunities and participating in exhibitions around the world. The startup plans to pursue partnerships in diverse fields, including identity verification, access security and payment, while expanding overseas.

▲ The C-Lab exhibition at CES 2025, filled with guests eager to learn more about Korea’s vibrant startup scene

The C-Lab exhibition at CES 2025 has served as a platform for Samsung C-Lab startups to make a huge leap onto the world stage. As these budding companies grow from the experience, so will Korea’s startup scene as a whole. Samsung Electronics and the C-Lab Family remain committed to strengthening that ecosystem, from discovering extraordinary startups to propelling those startups to previously unimaginable heights.

For more information, visit: www.samsung.com.my

▲ Bixby displays the day’s schedule on the refrigerator’s screen.

Personalized Scheduling Assistance Powered by Bixby’s Voice Recognition

When asked, “Tell me my schedule for today,” Bixby instantly displayed the day’s agenda linked to the connected account on the Bespoke 4-Door Refrigerator with AI Family Hub. Bixby’s ability to distinguish between multiple voices[1] allows each household member to access information from their personal account.[2]

Additionally, Bixby offers an accessibility feature[3] that automatically syncs and transfers phone settings with connected appliances through voice recognition. For instance, if large print mode is activated on a user’s phone to accommodate vision impairments, the setting will automatically sync with the Family Hub refrigerator and display information in the same large text format for improved usability.

In addition, Bixby is useful for retrieving photos or locating a misplaced smartphone.

From Recipe Recommendations To Automated Cooking Settings

▲ Bixby helps make the most of food ingredients.

Bixby generated a list of food ingredients on the refrigerator screen when asked, “Are there any ingredients nearing their expiration date?” Noting that cream cheese and eggs were about to expire, Bixby suggested a selection of dishes when a request was made for recipes using those ingredients. Finally, Bixby promptly began preheating the Bespoke Slide-in Range when instructed to choose the first recipe and send to the oven.

Bixby’s ability to set cooking times and temperatures with just a few simple voice commands highlights the convenience of Samsung’s Home AI technology. Integrated with AI, Samsung’s appliances streamline meal preparation — changing a traditionally time-consuming process into something more efficient and manageable. Bixby and the Bespoke 4-Door Refrigerator with AI Family Hub’s AI Vision Inside feature provide helpful tools for navigating everyday cooking, simplifying the kitchen experience for those who often struggle to decide what to make.

Intelligent Home Monitoring and Management While Users Are Away

▲ AI-powered appliances handle cleaning tasks when users are away and send cleaning report notifications to their smartphone.

Home AI revolutionizes household management by utilizing mobile GPS and appliance sensors to detect when no one is home, enabling devices to automatically initiate regular maintenance tasks.[4]

With schedules set through SmartThings, appliances can begin operations like cleaning and laundry when the house is empty. The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI empties its dustbin and cleans the floors, while the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo performs a drum cleaning cycle.[5] Progress can be monitored remotely through SmartThings notifications, such as cleaning reports, delivered directly to smartphones.

Appliances can complete tasks like cleaning and laundry before anyone arrives when users pre-set return times, offering an efficient and hands-off experience. Home AI brings a new level of convenience to daily life, creating a home environment that is consistently comfortable and refreshed.

Intruder Detection and Monitoring for Enhanced Home Security 

▲ The Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI responds to movement by navigating to the area and monitoring the situation using its camera.

Even when the household is away for an extended period, Samsung’s AI appliances can keep the home safe through real-time video monitoring and intrusion detection. During a demonstration in the Home AI exhibition, sensors in nearby appliances identified movement and directed the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI to the detected location. Functioning like a CCTV, the robot vacuum monitored the situation using its camera and sent an alert to the registered user’s account.

In this way, appliance sensors will detect suspicious activity while the user is away if the intruder detection feature[6] is activated. Notifications are sent via SmartThings, allowing users to view live monitoring footage and quickly assess the situation. For an added layer of security, AI appliances can also alert linked security services if they determine the activity to be a potential intrusion.

Reliable AI Appliances, Backed by Robust Security

Above all, Samsung’s interconnected AI appliances offer peace of mind with their robust security features. The company’s smart appliances[7] are safeguarded by the Samsung Knox security solution, protecting personal data from malicious software and external threats while significantly enhancing data safety within the home.

Additionally, appliances connected to Wi-Fi can monitor each other’s security status through Knox Matrix.[8] If a threat is detected, the affected device is disconnected from the network — and the user is immediately notified.

The Home AI exhibition at CES 2025 highlighted unmatched convenience and an impressive array of features, driven by advanced security and voice recognition technology. Samsung’s vision of interconnected AI appliances that seamlessly integrate into the household — proactively supporting and streamlining daily operations — reflects a forward-thinking approach to innovation that is quickly becoming a reality.

[1] Voice recognition feature that switches Family Hub accounts to provide personalized information such as schedules, phone location and photos will be introduced in 2025.

[2] Samsung, Google and Microsoft accounts are supported.

[3] Synchronization of smartphone accessibility settings will be introduced in 2025.

[4] Features like dust bin emptying or washing machine drum cleaning when a user is away will be introduced in 2025.

[5] Requires Smart Control feature to be activated.

[6] Monitoring service linked to home appliance sensors will be introduced in 2025, and the security alert service will be introduced after 2026.

[7] Samsung Knox is applied to select smart home appliances launched in 2018 and later. Timing of introduction may vary by product and technology.

[8] Designed to encrypt shared data between devices, the Knox Matrix credential synchronization feature was introduced to the Bespoke 4-Door Refrigerator with AI Family Hub in 2024. Expansion of Knox Matrix to key new Bespoke AI appliance models is planned for 2025.

“Our new soundbars combine exceptional audio quality with seamless convenience,” said Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “With advanced AI technology in the HW-Q990F and the HW-QS700F’s innovative convertible design, these soundbars effortlessly adapt to any environment, delivering an immersive and personalized audio experience for every user.”

HW-Q990F: Redefining Flagship Audio Performance

As the successor to the highly acclaimed HW-Q990D, the HW-Q990F takes home audio to new heights. It features newly engineered dual active subwoofers that deliver robust bass and ultra-low-frequency precision. Plus, a new cube design reduces the subwoofers to half the size of its predecessor, minimizing resonance and blending flawlessly into modern interiors with a refined serrated finish.

The HW-Q990F also delivers advanced AI-driven sound optimization through features such as:

• Dynamic Bass Control: Enhances clarity in low-frequency ranges by utilizing non-linear bass management for balanced and distortion-free sound.
• Q-Symphony: Immerses the user in 3D surround sound by detecting the position of wireless speakers like the Music Frame and automatically optimizing audio effects based on its distance and angle.
• Active Voice Amplifier Pro: Provides real-time content analysis that reduces background noise and emphasizes dialogue for an enhanced viewing experience.

Additionally, the HW-Q990F utilizes the Samsung TV’s Neural Processing Unit (NPU) in Q-Symphony mode, making dialogue clearer and delivering more immersive, synchronized audio.

HW-QS700F: Versatility Meets Elegance and Superior Sound

The HW-QS700F offers even more versatility in home audio with its sleek design and innovative gyro-sensor technology. Suitable for both wall-mounted and tabletop setups, this soundbar adapts to the user’s space. Its built-in gyro-sensor can automatically detect whether it’s positioned vertically or horizontally, fine-tuning the audio output to ensure optimal clarity and immersive sound in any configuration.

With its slim, modern profile, the HW-QS700F integrates into any room. Its adaptive design offers flexibility without compromising style, making it a great companion for a cinematic wall-mounted display or a minimalist tabletop setup. This soundbar delivers an audio experience as sophisticated as its design — ideal for users who demand both elegance and performance.

For more information, visit: www.samsung.com.my

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Samsung brought to life its vision of a future where smart technology expands beyond the home — reshaping industries and enriching daily experiences. Through SmartThings Pro, SmartThings for Cars and SmartThings for Ships, the company highlighted the transformative potential of AI across diverse domains.

Samsung Newsroom took an inside look at the company’s latest AI solutions powering business, mobility and beyond.

▲ The exhibition space showcased smart technologies extending beyond the home.

SmartThings Pro: Reimagining Smart Spaces With AI

▲ The SmartThings Pro zone

 

The SmartThings Pro zone showcased Samsung’s AI B2B solutions designed to enhance various settings including hotels, offices, and residential and commercial buildings. Highlights included AI-powered solutions that optimize spaces for operational efficiency and personalized services for community residents.

AI Residence: Advancing Future-Ready Solutions for Community Spaces

▲ The AI Residence section

The AI Residence section introduced AI-based solutions designed to enhance community and residential space management. Visitors experienced firsthand the company’s selection of integrated systems that monitor residents’ health, manage energy use and provide real-time safety updates. Interactive demonstrations also highlighted how smart technologies are improving the management of both public and private spaces.

AI Store: Transforming Retail With Smarter Solutions 

▲ The AI Store section

The AI Store section presented the company’s latest retail technologies designed to transform multi-store operations. Through Samsung’s Visual eXperience Transformation (VXT) platform and Samsung Knox, visitors explored how retail workflows are streamlined through features like real-time inventory management and automated product price updates.

AI Office: Balancing Productivity and Sustainability

▲ The AI Office section

The AI Office section showcased the future of workplaces powered by smart technologies to maximize productivity and efficiency. Visitors had the opportunity to try out face recognition solutions for employee identification and SmartThings-connected devices that automatically adjust meeting room environments.

AI Stay: Providing Customized Accommodation Spaces

▲ The AI Stay section

The AI Stay section displayed smart hotel solutions of the future. Features included smartphone-based check-ins, personalized settings and Good Night mode — creating a comfortable, home-like environment even while traveling.

SmartThings for Cars: Bridging Home and Car With Smart Connectivity

▲ The SmartThings for Cars zone

At the SmartThings for Cars zone, visitors were introduced to new possibilities in mobility — featuring technologies that connect vehicles and homes through the SmartThings app. Solutions like energy optimization, efficient EV charging and remote vehicle controls optimize convenience and bring homes and cars closer together.

SmartThings Energy: Promoting a New Era of Sustainable Energy Solutions

▲ The SmartThings Energy section

The SmartThings Energy section presented sustainable living technologies including solar panel integration, EV-based emergency power supplies and 3D Map View for real-time energy monitoring. Visitors learned how solar panels and electric vehicles can work together to generate self-sufficient energy, with EV batteries serving as backup power during outages. They also saw firsthand how 3D Map View offers a comprehensive overview of home energy consumption and explored AI-powered energy-saving modes that optimize backup battery usage.

▲ Erick “Alexander” Vargas engages with the interactive displays in the SmartThings for Cars zone.

“As someone active on social media, I want to spread the word that Samsung SmartThings offers practical solutions for energy savings and connectivity,” said Erick “Alexander” Vargas, an attendee from Mexico. “I’m excited to share with my followers how Samsung is leading the way with its AI technologies.”

SmartThings Find: Offering Easy Location Tracking for Parked Cars

▲ SmartThings Find assists users in locating their parked cars, even in busy parking lots.

SmartThings Find stood out for its highly practical application and everyday convenience, enabling users to effortlessly locate their vehicles in sprawling parking lots with their Galaxy devices. Other highlights from this part of the exhibit included SmartThings-enabled features such as remote vehicle control, which can adjust the climate, as well as lock and unlock doors.

SmartThings for Ships: Harnessing Smart Technology at Sea

▲ The SmartThings for Ships zone

The SmartThings for Ships zone demonstrated how smart technology is revolutionizing marine vessels, introducing forward-thinking technologies such as autonomous navigation systems like SHIFT-AUTO and integrated smart solutions that maximize operational efficiency and safety in maritime settings.

▲ (From top to bottom) Visitors could virtually pilot a smart ship at an interactive experience space in the SmartThings for Ships zone; Reshmee Semmen took on the role of captain, navigating the smart ship simulation.

Visitors to Samsung’s booth had the chance to explore these advancements through an immersive simulation. This hands-on experience included monitoring vessel systems, setting voyage routes and controlling onboard systems.

“The Smart Ship interactive simulation was incredibly impressive,” said Reshmee Semmen, an attendee from South Africa who expressed enthusiasm for Samsung’s promising potential in AI. “I’m excited to see how Samsung, with its long history, will continue to expand AI into so many fields.”

▲ The SmartThings for Ships zone space explained how SmartThings can make ships safer and more efficient.

Smart technology is also making journeys at sea safer and more convenient for ship passengers. At the booth, visitors observed SmartThings-enabled technologies for managing essential ship and vessel systems including pre-departure device checks and five scenario-based modes (Departure, Boarding, Notifications, Care Mode, Protection Mode).

Society: Creating a Better World for Generations to Come

▲ The Society zone

Located on the other side of Samsung’s booth, the Society zone emphasized the “social” pillar of the company’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives. This area spotlighted technologies designed to enhance accessibility, along with global education programs like Solve for Tomorrow and Samsung Innovation Campus.

▲ The Accessibility section

Samsung introduced a range of solutions that enhance accessibility for all users. Visitors got the chance to experience how AI and Bixby are breaking down barriers in everyday life, enabling effortless control of home appliances and device troubleshooting through voice command capabilities.

Other highlights included AI-based text-to-speech audio subtitles — a feature that converts on-screen subtitles into speech, providing visually impaired users with access to global content — and sync accessibility settings capabilities to ensure a smooth user experience by automatically applying existing accessibility settings to new devices.

▲ Visual displays highlighted Samsung’s global education programs and social contribution activities.

▲ An interactive touch screen highlighted the collaboration between Samsung and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). Visitors were encouraged to explore the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (Global Goals) fostering awareness and action on key objectives such as poverty eradication and health promotion.

At CES 2025, Samsung showcased the versatility of AI technology beyond the home, illustrating its potential to transform diverse industries and spaces. By expanding the intersection of technology and daily life, Samsung aims to take significant strides toward a sustainable future — one that transcends the boundaries of the smart home to encompass every facet of modern life and industries.

Samsung Newsroom took an inside look into how Samsung’s Home AI will shape the future of home living.

▲ Samsung introduced a convenient and safe Home AI experience focused on Ease of Use, Care and Saving (energy efficiency).

Security First: Enhancing Connectivity and Safety

Security is at the core of Bespoke Home AI. Samsung has made protecting user data a top priority by leveraging Knox technology to ensure greater security for homes. With this safety in mind, SmartThings is rapidly expanding its integrated ecosystem — providing enhanced security in a connected environment where devices monitor each other’s security status.

▲ Samsung has enhanced the safety of connected home appliances through Knox,[3] becoming the first company in the consumer electronics industry to receive UL Solutions’ highest rating of “Diamond” and holding the largest number of certifications in the industry for IoT security.

Home AI: Technology That Understands Users’ Tastes and Their Living Spaces

▲ The BESPOKE AI Lifestyle Zone

The BESPOKE AI Lifestyle Zone demonstrated various connected experiences with Samsung home appliances including the Bespoke 4-Door Refrigerator with AI Family Hub, the Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI and the Bespoke Slide-in Range.

▲ Bixby can recognize a user’s voice and switch to their individual Family Hub account when they ask about their daily schedule.[4] If a user has large print mode enabled on their phone, the accessibility feature automatically syncs with the Family Hub refrigerator screen when they speak.

▲ Home AI helps reduce wasted ingredients and saves user’s time with the Bespoke 4-Door Refrigerator with AI Family Hub’s AI Vision Inside[5] and Bixby. When a user asks Bixby if there are any ingredients nearing their expiration date, the voice assistant provides a list. A follow-up request for recipes prompts Bixby to suggest tailored recommendations[6] using those ingredients. Bixby can then send the recipe instructions to the Bespoke Slide-in Range, automatically setting the temperature and cooking time.

▲ When mobile GPS and home sensors detect that users are away, appliances can autonomously operate in a Home AI environment to match users’ preferences. Noisy tasks like the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI emptying its dust bin[7] or the WindFree Air Conditioner drying its interior can be handled while users are away.

If sensors detect suspicious activity while family members are away, the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI moves to the location to assess the situation with its internal camera and sends a SmartThings notification to the user’s mobile device for real-time video monitoring. If an intrusion is identified, an alert will immediately be sent to the user’s connected security provider.[8] Furthermore, Samsung appliances proactively prevent everyday dangers. For instance, the Bespoke AI Induction cooktop[9] will automatically adjust its power to prevent any accidents if left on for too long.[10]

Video displays presented Samsung’s Multi Device Experience (MDE) features and highlighted the values of Ease of Use, Care and Saving — showcasing the WindFree Air Conditioner that customizes operation according to usage patterns, the Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI that records videos of pets[11] with a built-in camera and sends a notification to SmartThings and the SmartThings energy usage report[12] that makes energy use more efficient.

AI Home Touch Screens Easy Control Anytime, Anywhere

AI Home[13] touch screens allow users to reduce the burden of household chores and easily control their connected Samsung home appliances from the comfort of their home.[14]

The Screens Everywhere Zone showcased a refrigerator with a new 9-inch AI Home screen and the new Bespoke AI Washer and Dryer set with 7-inch AI Home screen, both introduced this year. Appliances equipped with AI Home can be controlled securely without the need for a separate hub.

▲ The Screens Everywhere Zone

Whether listening to music or on a call, users can move seamlessly between rooms and continue watching content on connected devices throughout their home.

Samsung’s Bespoke Home AI is designed to adapt to individual lifestyles — evolving alongside technological advancements to create a connected experience[15] that delivers greater convenience, safety and efficiency.

[1] The information provided herein is based on Samsung’s current business plans and projections for 2025 including details on products and functions that are currently under development and may not yet be commercially available. Availability, launch timelines and locations and specifications of these products and functions are subject to change at Samsung’s discretion and may depend on factors such as market conditions and regulatory approvals.

[2] Bixby availability may vary depending on the country. Bixby only recognizes certain accents and dialects of English (U.K.), English (U.S.), English (India), French (France), German (Germany), Italian (Italy), Korean (South Korea), Mandarin Chinese (China), Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Spain) and Portuguese (Brazil).

[3] Samsung Knox is applied to select smart home appliances launched in 2018 and later. Timing of introduction may vary by product and technology.

[4] New planned features to Bixby in 2025 include voice recognition, guidance for Family Hub-linked account schedules and synchronization of smartphone accessibility settings. The launch timeline may vary by country. Bixby text may differ from actual sentences used.

[5] As of April 2025, AI Vision Inside can recognize 37 food items like fresh fruits and vegetables. Unrecognizable items may be listed as blank. AI Vision Inside cannot identify or list food items in the fridge door bins or freezer. AI Vision Inside recognizes food items based on deep learning models which may be updated periodically to improve accuracy. Users may need to manually check and adjust the list to ensure accuracy.

[6] Recipe recommendations accessible through AI Home utilize AI (based on deep learning models which may be updated periodically to improve accuracy). Users can access AI recipe recommendations through the “Food” service within the SmartThings App in the AI Home menu. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required. A separate device (e.g. a laptop, desktop or mobile device) may be required to create or log into a Samsung account and enjoy the features available on AI Home. AI Home is Samsung’s network-based service that includes apps and other smart features available through select devices.

[7] Dust bin emptying feature when a user is away will be introduced in 2025. Users must download the SmartThings app, available on Android and iOS devices. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required. The launch timeline may vary by country.

[8] Monitoring service linked to home appliance sensors will be introduced in 2025, and the security alert service will be introduced after 2026. The launch timeline may vary by country.

[9] Product is available only in Korea.

[10] Heat adjustment feature for home appliances will be introduced after 2026. The remote heat control system is under review for country-specific standards. The launch timeline may vary by country.

[11] Only dogs and cats can be recognized. The technology recognizes a pet presence based on generic visual indicators and cannot identify individual pets. The recognition capabilities may be limited by the posture or position of the pet. The ability to recognize pets may vary depending on the type of animal and the living environment. The launch timeline may vary by country.

[12] Available on Android and iOS devices. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required.

[13] AI Home refers to the 7” or 9” LCD screen on relevant products. This does not mean that all services available on AI Home are AI-based or generate information or outcomes using AI. Certain functions accessible through AI Home utilize AI-based algorithms which can be updated periodically to improve accuracy. AI-based algorithms may generate incomplete or incorrect information.

[14] A SmartThings login using the same account as the mobile phone is required. Available features may vary by country and model.

[15] Applicable to appliances connected to the SmartThings App, available on Android and iOS devices. A Wi-Fi connection and a Samsung account are required.

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Samsung Electronics presented its Home AI vision and redefined the meaning of home. Samsung’s booth introduced immersive future home experiences centered around the themes of Home for Efficiency, Home for Wellness, Home for Loved Ones, Home for Productivity and Home for Art — offering a comprehensive look at how AI is shaping modern living.

Samsung Newsroom explored how the company’s latest innovations are transforming everyday life with intelligent, personalized and connected solutions.

▲ The exhibition space demonstrated how SmartThings-connected devices create an intelligent ecosystem that adapts to users’ lifestyles.

Home for Efficiency

▲ The Home for Efficiency zone

The Home for Efficiency zone demonstrated how AI technology and SmartThings Energy streamline household tasks and energy management. Visitors were impressed by solutions that focused on energy saving and time management, fostering a more eco-conscious lifestyle.

▲ Jay Trofe explores the innovations on display in the Home for Efficiency zone.

“I feel like [SmartThings Energy features] will have a direct impact in helping me save money,” said Jay Trofe, an attendee from Denver, Pennsylvania. “This will help me greatly reduce my [utility bills], especially when I go away on vacation.”

▲ AI solutions presented in the Home for Efficiency zone

Samsung showcased AI-powered smart appliances designed to save time and enhance efficiency. The Bespoke AI Laundry Combo, for example, adjusts washing and drying based on fabric type while completing both tasks — eliminating the need to move the laundry across machines. Similarly, the Bespoke AI Jet Bot Combo[1] learns users’ daily routines to autonomously clean floors and manage mopping through Bixby.[2]

Home for Loved Ones

▲ The Home for Loved Ones zone

In the Home for Loved Ones zone, visitors were introduced to AI solutions that help care for family members, pets and plants[3]. Integrated with advanced connected sensors, SmartThings can detect incidents like falls, sending emergency alerts to pre-approved connected devices such as family members’ smartphones, TVs and Family Hub refrigerators[4].

▲ Smart solutions for pet care were exhibited in the Home for Loved Ones zone.

This exhibition space captured visitors’ attention by showcasing comprehensive management solutions for all household members in user’s lives including pets, children and plants. Highlights included the Galaxy SmartTag2 for tracking pet activity and detecting unusual behavior, and SmartThings-enabled features that send alerts when a baby cries or monitor and adjust the temperature and light levels to support plant care.

Home for Productivity

▲ The Home for Productivity zone

The Home for Productivity zone spotlighted tools for optimizing work and study powered by Galaxy AI. Visitors experienced the soon-to-be-released Galaxy Book5 Pro’s AI Select feature, enabling them to instantly search specific areas on the screen or extract text from images for quick and easy access to information.

Home for Art

In the Home for Art zone, visitors were greeted by famous works of art — presented by Samsung Art Store in collaboration with seven renowned art institutions including the Musée d’Orsay, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), The Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET), Museo Nacional del Prado, Tate, Belvedere and Art Basel. This area offered a unique cultural experience to visitors while showcasing the versatility of Samsung’s cutting-edge screens.

▲ Scott Mulkey (third from left) and other attendees explore the Home for Art zone.

“This space is just breathtaking because it’s so immersive,” said Scott Mulkey, an attendee from Dallas, Texas. “You really feel like you are stepping inside the art.”

Samsung’s CES 2025 booth showcased a wide array of groundbreaking solutions under its “AI for All” vision — from energy-saving technologies to advanced care features for loved ones. Building on its commitment to advancing the intelligent home, Samsung is transforming everyday living with AI-driven innovations that prioritize safety, convenience and enjoyment to give users more time to take care of what matters most.

▲ The Home for Efficiency zone highlighted AI-powered energy-saving technologies and tailored smart home solutions.

▲ Visitors observe a demonstration of SmartThings features that support advanced safety solutions for loved ones using motion detection and activity monitoring capabilities.

▲ Samsung’s AI Energy Mode detects user movements to activate power-saving modes for TVs, with additional modes for periods of extended absences. If users are away from home for a long time, AI Energy Mode may switch air conditioners to a power-saving setting or turn off power to save energy.

▲ The Home for Art zone illustrated how the Samsung Art Store transforms TVs into digital canvases, bringing masterpieces from world-renowned museums into users’ homes.

▲ The Home for Art zone

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▲ Samsung presented its future of AI technology, highlighting four key pillars: “On-Device AI,” “Connectivity,” “Personalized” and “Openness,” which are fully integrated with Knox Security, Bixby and Tizen OS.

Vision AI: Bringing Personalized AI to the Center of Daily Life

The Vision AI Zone provided an overview of Samsung’s signature AI features, presenting technologies that transcend the traditional role of TVs to now deliver personalized experiences tailored to users’ preferences and different environments. Some of the standout features that drew a crowd included Generative Wallpaper, which uses AI to create customized digital displays.

▲Generative Wallpaper uses AI to generate high-quality 4K images that match users’ preferences, optimized for large screens. This feature enables users to create personalized digital displays that reflect their home’s ambiance, emotions and individual tastes.

Next-Generation Screens: Turning Everyday Life Into a Premium Experience

Also showcased were some of our latest advancements in display technology. Innovations included the HoloDisplay, a floating screen that uses 3D technology to project images in lifelike detail, and the MICRO LED Beauty Mirror, a unique form factor that provides customized beauty solutions.

▲ The Next Generation Screen Experience Zone showcased Samsung’s latest advancements in display technology.

▲ The HoloDisplay employs Samsung’s anti-distortion and anti-reflective technologies to produce screens that appear to float, unlocking new possibilities for display applications. Its innovative design and advanced functionality earned it a Best of Innovation award at CES 2025.

▲ Visitors were captivated by the interactive experience of analyzing skin conditions and receiving personalized beauty solutions through the MICRO LED Beauty Mirror. Developed in collaboration with Amorepacific, the display analyzed skin types and provided recommendations. With its exceptional image clarity and reflectance, the MICRO LED Beauty Mirror also earned a Best of Innovation award at CES 2025.

▲ The Transparent MICRO LED was featured in a bezel-less design on three sides, resembling an elegant glass frame. This seamless design allows it to blend naturally into any space, transforming the environment into a gallery-like setting.

Lifestyle Screens: The Intersection of Technology, Art and Utility

Samsung also unveiled a range of lifestyle products combining aesthetic appeal with practical benefits. Highlights included The Frame and The Frame Pro, which transform everyday spaces into personal art galleries, and The Premiere 5, which sets a new standard for home cinema.

▲ Equipped with Neo QLED technology, The Frame Pro boasts a high-definition screen with sharp contrast, even in bright sunlight. Additionally, with Wireless One Connect, installation is hassle-free.

▲The Premiere 5, the industry’s first interactive triple-laser ultra-short-throw (UST) projector, offers touch interaction functionality on the display it projects, enabling users to engage in touch-based activities such as drawing and playing puzzle games. The Premiere 5 delivers a super large screen of up to 100 inches with exceptional image quality from just 43 centimeters away.

▲ The sheer size of Samsung’s 115-inch TV was enough to capture visitors’ attention. The expanded lineup of supersized TVs, ranging from the 98-inch models of the QN990F and QN90F to the 100-inch model of the QN80F and the 115-inch model of the QN90F, offers a truly immersive viewing experience.

Game-Changing Monitors: Displays for Work, Play and Beyond

Samsung also presented a lineup of cutting-edge displays designed to transform personal, professional and entertainment spaces. Among them was the Odyssey gaming monitor series, offering an immersive gaming experience with its impressive refresh rate and advanced 3D technology.

▲The Odyssey 3D (model G90SF) utilizes lenticular lenses and AI technology to transform 2D content into 3D, delivering new levels of immersion.

▲The 37-inch ViewFinity 37 is optimized for desk environments, offering vivid image quality and enhanced convenience.

Samsung’s next-generation display advancements showcased at CES 2025 go beyond technological innovation — they are thoughtfully designed with the user in mind, combining convenience, practicality and a reimagined approach to smart living. By seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology, refined design and personalized features, these solutions offered visitors a unique and engaging experience. Looking ahead, Samsung continues to pave the way for smarter, more convenient lifestyles.

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The press conference underscored Samsung’s focus on seamless connectivity between devices and a unified user experience enabled by AI. Expanding the scope of its technology outside the smart home, the company introduced innovative solutions for vehicles and marine vessels leveraging One UI and SmartThings.

Samsung further emphasized the evolving role of technology, moving beyond mere functional convenience to foster social value through AI-driven personalization and sustainable solutions.

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The Vision Highlight Zone offered a comprehensive look at the future of smart living powered by Samsung’s advanced technologies such as SmartThings and Samsung Knox. Each section of Samsung’s dynamic booth demonstrated the unlimited potential of AI and IoT technologies within and beyond the home — highlighting smart solutions designed to optimize home environments, shared residential spaces, offices, commercial settings, vehicles and even marine vessels.

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At the event, Samsung showcased its latest lineup of ultra-large TVs including the 2025 Neo QLED 8K, the 85-inch Neo QLED 4K and the 83-inch OLED. Other highlights from the First Look 2025 showroom included The Premiere 5, an interactive display with triple laser technology designed for intuitive operation, and the MICRO LED Beauty Mirror, a display that analyzes users’ skin conditions to offer personalized beauty solutions.

“TVs in the AI era will become life companions and provide new user experiences,” said SW Yong, President and Head of Video Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics, during his opening speech.

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