Designed with the customer experience in mind, Amore Seongsu seamlessly incorporates a range of Samsung Electronics products into the space. Alongside lifestyle TVs such as The Serif and The Sero as well as Smart Monitors, the store recently introduced Samsung’s Color E-paper. The addition marks a meaningful step toward sustainable transformation through digital innovation — while remaining true to the store’s core philosophy of effortless authenticity.

▲ (From left) Tae-hyun Kim, Senior Manager and Jeongsik Shin, Assistant Manager of the Restore Business Team at Amorepacific Creative Center, are enhancing store operations by introducing Samsung Color E-Paper to the flagship store.

Samsung Newsroom spoke with Tae-hyun Kim, Senior Manager, and Jeongsik Shin, Assistant Manager — both part of the Restore Business Team at Amorepacific Creative Center — about how Color E-Paper was integrated into the store and how visitors have responded.

Flexible Placement: Allowing for Seamless Digital Integration

When visitor enter Amore Seongsu, the first space they encounter is the reception area – where Color E-Paper displays the store layout and event information.

▲ Visitors are welcomed by Samsung Color E-Paper at Amore Seongsu, one of Seoul’s trendiest spots.

“Color E-Paper was the first thing I sought when I walked into Amore Seongsu – to check the store map,” said Hefziba Mancilla Plaza, a Canadian intern at Amorepacific. “I actually thought it was a framed poster until someone told me it was a digital device.”

Another Color E-Paper is installed in the merchandising zone, suspended elegantly from the ceiling like an art piece. As visitors conclude their immersive journey through the store, the display elegantly complements the product presentation.

▲ Samsung Color E-Paper suspended from the ceiling in the merchandising zone at Amore Seongsu.

Weighing just 2.5 kg including its cordless, rechargeable battery, Color E-Paper is lightweight and easy to install in various formats – hanging, standing, or wall-mounted[1]– without the need for additional mounts. This versatility allows retail managers to easily adapt to the frequent changes characteristic of pop-up retail spaces.

“Amore Seongsu is a space where the concept of beauty is reinterpreted through visual storytelling and thematic experiences, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in a journey to discover a beauty that reflects the self,” said Kim. “Although Samsung Color E-Paper is a digital device, its slim, cable-free design and light weight enables us to easily install it anywhere without worrying about changing the visual language of the existing environment.”

▲ (Left photo, from left) Alena Zhang, Hefziba Mancilla Plaza and Abigaël Mihalache appreciate how Samsung Color E-Paper’s sleek design naturally blends into the store interior.

Visitors seem to notice the alignment between space and design. “What stood out to me [about Amore Seongsu] was how the preserved structure of the old building and the central garden create a unique atmosphere that enhances the products display,” said Abigaël Mihalache, a customer from France. “Color E-Paper blends in and draws attention to the products while supporting the brand’s story.”

Streamlined Operations: A Smarter Way to Manage Retail Spaces

Beyond its versatile installation options, Samsung Color E-Paper offers another key advantage – the ability to adapt content to suit the space and context.

At Amore Seongsu, monthly themed exhibitions and brand pop-ups mean frequent content updates. In the past, replacing and reinstalling printed materials required significant time and cost. With Color E-Paper, staff members can now update and apply content changes quickly and easily using a dedicated mobile app. The app also supports a playlist feature, enabling multiple pieces of content to be displayed and rotated in sequence, further improving space utility and operational efficiency.

▲ Kim highlights how easy content updates have opened up new possibilities for store operations.

“When we used posters or brochures, we couldn’t make modifications once they were printed. The process of ordering, receiving and installing them was also cumbersome,” said Shin. “Content management is significantly faster and more efficient with Color E-Paper since everything is handled through a single app.”

“In a faced-paced environment where information constantly changes, we needed a visual medium that could communicate effectively without overwhelming the space,” Kim added. “Most backlit displays end up feeling harsh in our store. They are too bright and end up clashing with our calm ambiance. Color E-Paper, on the other hand, integrates naturally and offers a more refined, less intrusive presentation. That subtlety was especially appealing.”

The Vision: A Step Towards Sustainable Beauty

Color E-Paper is unlocking new possibilities for next-generation digital signage – delivering both immersion and convenience while reducing the need for paper and ink and, at the same time, using significantly less energy than conventional digital signage.

▲ Shin values the sustainability aspect of Samsung Color E-Paper. 

By providing a soft, paper-like display, Color E-Paper resonates with Amorepacific’s philosophy of embracing natural, self-reflective beauty. Unlike typical backlit displays, this innovative product uses a printing-like technology paired with Samsung’s proprietary Color Imaging Algorithm technology to deliver vibrant colors and sharp images.

“We put a lot of care into ensuring that our visual materials accurately reflect the real colors and textures of our products,” said Shin. “Samsung Color E-Paper‘s subtle, natural colors allow us to maintain that consistency without overstatement.”

▲ A visitor examines how Samsung Color E-Paper naturally reflects the colors of the products.

“The fact that Color E-Paper offers a sustainable alternative to paper makes it even more meaningful,” Kim added. “It aligns with Amorepacific’s philosophy of not only conveying external beauty but also reflecting on intrinsic values.”

Brands tell their stories through physical space and customers connect with those stories through experiences. Samsung Color E-Paper is bridging experience and meaning, driving transformation with technology that blends seamlessly into virtually any environment.

For more information, please visit: https://news.samsung.com/my/

[1] Accessories including stand and wall-mount sold separately.

On June 8, Samsung Electronics launched the 32-inch Color E-Paper — an ultra-low-power digital signage solution capable of delivering rich, high-quality visuals.

Behind this innovative product lies Samsung’s proprietary Color Imaging Algorithm technology, developed through close collaboration between the Visual Display (VD) Business and Samsung Research at Samsung Electronics.

Samsung Newsroom spoke with two key figures behind its development — Daewoong Cho from the VD Business and Iljun Ahn from Samsung Research — to learn more about the creation of Color E-Paper.

▲ (From left) Iljun Ahn from Samsung Research and Daewoong Cho from the VD Business

Paradigm Shift: Ultra-Slim, Ultra-Light and Ultra Low-Power

The Color E-Paper sets a new benchmark for digital signage — redefining hardware, operational methods and content expressiveness.

The globally released EM32DX model (32-inch) sports an ultra-slim profile, measuring just 8.6 millimeters at its thinnest point, and boasts a lightweight structure, weighing only 2.5 kilograms with the battery.

▲ Daewoong Cho from the VD Business

“We designed the device to be ultra-slim and ultra-light so that it can be installed easily, even in tight spaces,” said Cho, who led Color E-Paper’s hardware development. “This versatility means it can serve as a menu board at a café entrance or be mounted on a wall to function as a seasonal, emotionally resonant interior display.”

One of the biggest advantages of the Color E-Paper is its ultra-low power consumption, as it draws 0.00W[1] while displaying a static image. This allows content to remain visible for extended periods on battery power alone, significantly reducing energy usage in retail environments. Changing the display image requires only a minimal amount of power as well. In addition, as part of Samsung’s commitment to sustainability, the product incorporates recycled plastics in its exterior and comes in eco-friendly packaging.

▲ Content for the Color E-Paper can be easily created, replaced and managed through the Samsung VXT platform.

▲ Samsung VXT enhances the Color E-Paper experience with content visibility optimization, a preview function that ensures color accuracy before deployment, and other convenient features.

A Display That Runs Without a Continuous Power Supply

The secret behind the Color E-Paper’s ultra-low power consumption is its distinctive method of displaying images.

▲ Iljun Ahn from Samsung Research

“While conventional LCD signage uses a backlight to illuminate images, the Color E-Paper arranges six colors of digital ink in precise locations — just like printing on paper,” said Ahn, who participated in developing the product’s image enhancement technology. “This is also what gives the display its eye-friendly visual texture.”

The display consists of millions of microcups, each containing four colored ink particles (red, yellow, white and blue). When an electrical signal is applied to each cup, the designated ink particles rise to the surface to produce six colors.

“This process closely resembles the printing principle by which ink adheres to paper,” Ahn explained. “Once an image is formed, it can be semi-permanently retained without any further power consumption.”

Rich Images With Just Six Colors Through Samsung’s Proprietary Technology

The Color E-Paper’s strengths go far beyond power efficiency. The product can reproduce vibrant, natural hues using only six colors thanks to Samsung Electronics’ independently developed Color Imaging Algorithm.

“Conventional products had limitations in accurately reproducing input colors, and issues such as distortion and noise occurred . A solution was needed to overcome these challenges, so the VD Business and Samsung Research joined forces to come up with one,” said Ahn.

The starting point for developing the Color Imaging Algorithm, which enhances both color expressiveness and visibility, was the Human Visual System (HVS). The algorithm was built around a key aspect of human vision: the eye perceives the average color across a certain region, rather than focusing on the colors of individual pixels.

“By leveraging this trait, it’s possible to create the perception of different colors by naturally combining the six colors. The key lies in optimizing the ratio and arrangement of those combinations to avoid any color distortion,” Ahn added.

▲ The Color E‑Paper’s color-rendering process, powered by the Color Imaging Algorithm.

 

Calculating Color Ratios: Probability Map Extraction

Conventional e‑paper relies on error-diffusion[2]techniques to approximate digital images using a limited color palette. While effective, these methods carry significant drawbacks, as they are prone to visual distortion and suffer from slow computation speeds.

 

To overcome these limitations, Samsung devised an innovative approach that calculates the probability of placing certain colors within arbitrary regions, allowing for more precise color expression.

 

▲ The Color Imaging Algorithm computes color-specific weights as probability distributions.

 

By computing color weights as probabilities, the Color E-Paper can render nearly 2.5 million distinct hues using just six colors — a dramatic 40-fold increase in color richness compared to the roughly 60,000 hues achievable with conventional methods.

 

Optimizing Color Arrangement: Color Sampling

Along with color ratios, the way colors are arranged also plays a critical role in color rendition quality. Building on the probability map, Samsung developers applied blue-noise-based[3] sampling (arrangement) to assign colors on a pixel-by-pixel basis, ensuring uniform and smooth color rendering.

▲ The blue-noise-based color sampling process

 

▲ (Left) Grocery store promotions brought to life in vivid color on a Samsung Color E-Paper display; (Right) A magnified view of the onion demonstrates how various color combinations naturally render shades and hues.

This advanced Color Imaging Algorithm technology significantly reduces eye strain and delivers images with soft, natural boundaries — just like printed material.

▲ Samsung’s Color Imaging Algorithm technology overcomes the shortcomings of conventional e-paper.

A Globally Acclaimed Technology With a Bright Future

With reactions like “I thought it was real paper!” and “Where’s the power cable?”, people are often surprised or impressed when they see the Color E‑Paper for the first time. The innovation drew significant attention at this year’s edition of Europe’s largest display exhibition, Integrated Systems Europe, where it won three Best of Show at ISE 2025 awards.

“I felt so proud when I heard that a global brand, one that had previously insisted on analog signage only, began seriously considering a digital transformation after seeing the Color E‑Paper at ISE 2025,” Daewoong Cho recalled.

“The natural, paper-like color of the Color E-Paper will offer consumers a fresh experience across various commercial settings. We plan to introduce it in a range of sizes, from small to large displays.”

“We are continuing our research with the goal of being able to render a broader range of colors more effectively. Samsung Research and the VD Business will keep working in close partnership to deliver the next breakthrough in display technology,” added Iljun Ahn.

With its paradigm-shifting power efficiency and color accuracy, the Samsung Color E‑Paper is leading the evolution of digital signage. Driven by a spirit of continuous innovation, Samsung’s product developers are committed to enhancing visual experiences in commercial spaces — setting a new standard for the displays of tomorrow.

[1] Based on IEC 62301 standards from the International Electrotechnical Commission. Power consumption below 0.005W is indicated as 0.00W.

[2] This method diffuses the quantization error — introduced during image quantization — by distributing it in specified proportions to adjacent pixels, ensuring the errors become visually less noticeable across the entire image.

[3] Unlike white noise, blue noise is concentrated in the high-frequency spectrum, distributing fine-grained, evenly spaced patterns without large blotches — enabling smoother and more natural image rendering on displays.

▲ Samsung’s stunning display solutions like The Wall and Transparent MICRO LED displays greeted visitors at the Samsung booth at InfoComm 2024.

Samsung Electronics once again proved its leadership in digital signage at InfoComm 2024, North America’s largest audiovisual trade show. This year, InfoComm was held in Las Vegas, Nevada from June 12-14.

One of the biggest at InfoComm, Samsung’s booth drew attention from visitors of all kinds with its nearly 8,800-square-foot presence — as The Wall’s alluring visuals and the Transparent MICRO LED screen, which debuted at CES earlier this year, highlighted the entrance.

Samsung Celebrates New Company Record With Accolade-Filled Event

At the show, Samsung set a new company record by winning 11 awards, showcasing the best in visual technology. Awards won include:

• Samsung SmartThings Pro: Future Publications Installation’s Best of Show
• Samsung SmartThings Pro: Future Publications Sound & Video Contractor’s Best of Show
• Samsung SmartThings Pro: Future Publications IT Pro’s Best of Show
• Samsung SmartThings Pro: Commercial Integrator’s Best Digital Signage Software
• Samsung SmartThings Pro: Commercial Integrator’s Best Large Scale Control Systems
• Samsung Color E-Paper: Future Publications Digital Signage’s Best of Show
• Samsung Interactive Whiteboard (WAD series): Future Publications Tech & Learning’s Best of Show
• Samsung Interactive Whiteboard (WAD series): SCN Installation Product Award’s Most Innovative Videoconferencing Product
• Samsung VXT: Future Publications IT Pro’s Best of Show
• Samsung Display Configurator: Commercial Integrator’s Best Installation Tools & Testers
• Samsung: rAVe Reader’s Choice Favorite Display Brand

Samsung SmartThings Pro: Business of All Kinds Get Better Connectivity and Enhanced Intelligence

▲ Samsung SmartThings extends from the home into businesses with the debut of SmartThings Pro, providing seamless control of business devices.

Samsung unveiled SmartThings Pro for the first time — highlighting how a hyper-connected business can transform its operations with new levels of intelligence and device connectivity. Users can access an all-in-one dashboard to manage business operations and storefront systems including Smart Signage, air conditioning systems, appliances and lighting. Features like AI Energy Mode can reduce brightness based on motion, environmental brightness and content analysis.

The user-friendly dashboard provides AI analytics for connected devices, perfect for retail integration to see customer behavior data in stores. Meanwhile, hotels can take advantage of connected devices to enable automatic check-in and check-out, along with automatic lighting in each room based on TV content, to provide a personalized experience for every guest.

SmartThings Pro is easy to implement with existing operations through customizable Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).

In addition to showing off solutions like SmartThings Pro, Samsung highlighted products and services that can transform specific industries including education, retail, corporate environments and food and beverage.

Education: The Interactive Whiteboard Gets an AI-Powered Upgrade

▲ Classrooms get an AI-fueled upgrade with the new models of Samsung’s Interactive Whiteboard.

The Interactive Whiteboard brings AI to InfoComm as enhancements on the education product help teachers and administrators more efficiently keep their students’ learning flowing. AI analyzes on-screen content as well as voice transcriptions and provided educational materials to generate quizzes for students. It’s also easy to control with voice recognition technology, in partnership with Merlyn Mind.

“InfoComm is the perfect place to reveal the AI-fueled innovations that the Merlyn Mind and Samsung teams have brought to the Interactive Whiteboard WAD series,” said Levi Belnap, Chief Revenue Officer at Merlyn Mind. “The next era of interactive displays is on showcase at this event, and we’re proud to feel the excitement surrounding our collaboration efforts. The secure, voice-enabled AI elements support new, intuitive methods for teachers to facilitate instruction, and we believe the future is bright for AI-powered solutions to help solve long-standing challenges in education.”

These AI tools add even more functionality to the Google EDLA-certified display — which offers a more interactive classroom environment through services like Google Classroom and Google Drive or a robust suite of educational tools and apps available through Google Play.

Retail and Grocery: Color E-Paper Digitizes a Traditional Paper Experience

▲ Samsung Color E-Paper launches at InfoComm, offering a low-power alternative to traditional paper signage.

Samsung Color E-Paper debuted at InfoComm, providing an alternative to paper signage or larger signage without losing color or versatility. The easy-to-move, lightweight frame operates at 0.00W[1] when showing static images. Full color images are displayed with groundbreaking E Ink Spectra 6 technology, bringing full color options and an advanced color imaging algorithm for enhanced performance. Its mobile app also makes it easy to update content quickly.

Control Center & Corporate Offices: See More With Transparent Screens and 21:9 Video Conferencing

▲ The Wall can become a huge canvas for control centers.

▲ The Transparent MICRO LED display allows for a comprehensive view of all screens at once, allowing for fast action based on current situations. The Wall is a huge canvas for control centers to see detailed information.

The right signage can make all the difference when it’s necessary to see information quickly and easily. Any corporate or government control room can be enhanced with Samsung’s easy-to-see and even easy-to-see-through displays.

The Transparent MICRO LED display unveiled at CES shows how control room users can see more at once. Meanwhile, The Wall provides a large, crystal-clear screen for viewing multiple setups for a simultaneous, multi-dimensional view into all operations.

▲ An entirely new 21:9 video conferencing screen ratio redefines what large-screen video conferencing can look like.

For corporate meetings, a new 21:9 ratio screen makes video conferencing more efficient. The expansive ratio makes it easier to see faces and screen-shared content at the same time. In partnership with Cisco Room Kit EQX, this larger screen ratio supports dual displays to deliver an ultra-immersive video conference system.

Food and Beverage: Signage Makes People Hungry With Vibrant Pictures

▲ The brightness and clarity of the QxC series in food and beverage establishments draw people in by making menu offerings look vibrant and appetizing.

Announced at last year’s InfoComm, the QxC series offers an easy and intuitive interface in various sizes and brightness options to make the most out of any space — especially restaurants and food retailers. Menu items feel more realistic thanks to 4K UHD resolution, and energy usage can be managed through automatic brightness adjustments based on surrounding light.

Recently, Samsung’s Smart Signage QH55C — part of the QxC series — became the first digital signage to be recognized by invidis Green Signage — Hall of Fame. Honoring sustainable digital signage products from display manufacturers around the world, the Green Signage — Hall of Fame selected the QH55C model for its energy-efficient features and impressive reduction of 168 listed carbon footprint metrics.

Samsung Uses Its Deep Expertise To Educate at InfoComm

▲ Alex Lee presents the Samsung VXT platform in a keynote on the Technology Innovation Stage at InfoComm.

Alex Lee, Executive Vice President of Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics, gave a keynote on the VXT platform at the Technology Innovation Stage. Highlighting the ease of use and streamlined operations in the content management system, he outlined the goals of VXT — to maximize screen value, democratize screenshare and deploy a native, cloud-based CMS platform.

▲ Samsung’s new PIRS partnerships allow for customized solutions across verticals in Samsung VXT, a comprehensive cloud-based CMS platform.

Samsung highlighted its PIRS partners (Pre-Integrated and Repeatable Solutions) that provide various micro-vertical solutions.

• Idomoo creates videos in seconds and shares nearly real-time updates to video boards for highly customizable signage updates
• Seenspire brings real-time content services to VXT and allows businesses to provide dynamic and engaging content with just a few clicks
• Stingray, known for its extensive library of audio and visual content and services, enriches VXT with high-quality music, videos and multimedia content
• VXT Art provides access to a world of art with partners like The Van Gogh Museum, Saatchi Art, Tate, Lumas and Yellow Korner
• Wisar Digital bridges Point-Of-Sale (POS) systems to menu boards to make it easier to manage menu changes and communicate current menu offerings to customers

The installation and setup of signage is a critical step in making the most out of it, and Samsung showed its solutions that ease the burden on integrators and businesses.

Samsung Display Configurator creates a virtual installation simulation to streamline installation planning and facilitate precise customization. Samsung Signage Setup Assistant allows users to calibrate and arrange their displays through a mobile app, automating the process for multiple screens while offering remote device control.

▲ Samsung’s 10,000-square-foot display greeted visitors to InfoComm 2024 in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

InfoComm is an exciting time every year. As industry experts filled the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall, they were greeted by a massive 10,000-square-foot Samsung LED wall. Samsung wayfinder displays and directional signage helped attendees navigate the expansive exhibition space.

▲ Samsung set a new company record with 11 awards at InfoComm, including the rAVe Reader’s Choice Favorite Display Brand.

This year, Samsung once again proved its position as an industry leader. The company will continue to create solutions that take inspiration from the past to open new opportunities for businesses through innovative signage in the future.

[1] The power measurement is based on IEC 62301 standards. According to the standards, the value is rounded to the second decimal place, and the average power below 0.005W is indicated as 0.00W.

Samsung Electronics today announced SmartThings Pro and next-generation display technologies for its award-winning digital signage lineup. The announcement is part of the company’s participation at InfoComm, the largest professional audio-visual industry trade show in North America, held in Las Vegas from June 12 to 14.

At Booth W1225, Samsung will showcase SmartThings Pro, an evolution of SmartThings with business-focused capabilities; Samsung Color E-Paper, an ultra-low power, lightweight and slim digital paper display; exclusive new generative AI functions for the Interactive Whiteboard (WAD series); and the new Samsung Business TV BED series, a UHD TV with flexible functionality for businesses across different sectors. These solutions will be displayed throughout InfoComm, with Samsung providing demonstrations and educational sessions to highlight the products’ wide-ranging benefits.

“We are pleased to introduce a variety of new solutions, services and products at this year’s InfoComm,” said Hoon Chung, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “Building on our legacy of being ranked No.1 in signage sales for 15 consecutive years, we are using this event to showcase our latest solutions that cater to diverse business needs.”

SmartThings Pro Brings New Intelligence to Business Environments

SmartThings Pro extends Samsung’s hyper-connected smart home technology to business environments, enhancing sustainability, automating operations and improving the overall business experience. To better support business-to-business (B2B) customers, SmartThings Pro offers customizable Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) for seamless integration. It also features AI Energy Mode, an intelligent power saving technology that reduces energy consumption based on ambient brightness, content analysis and motion detection. This energy-saving algorithm is available for Samsung products connected to the SmartThings Pro ecosystem.

Additionally, SmartThings Pro enables users to check the connection status of various IoT devices through a user-friendly dashboard. This dashboard provides AI to analyze connected devices, helping users use their devices more efficiently and adopt energy-saving practices.

Beyond individual users, SmartThings Pro will also improve the general operations of connected devices in corporate environments, including SMART Signage, hospitality displays, air conditioning systems, digital appliances and much more. It also helps corporate clients manage various environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, lighting more effectively by linking various IoT products. It also integrates sensors like cameras to enhance monitoring and control capabilities. These features help users automate daily configurations and setups, resulting in more efficient and sustainable operations while reducing overall business costs.

Many of Samsung’s partners already plan to use the available APIs. Some of these partners include:

• Cisco, which will demonstrate API integrations with Cisco video devices at InfoComm and show how to integrate them with Webex Control Hub for scaled deployments.
• Aqara, which will enhance the Smart Hotel experience through co-operating experiences.
• Quividi, which will build a retail analytics solution with its online data center, VidiCenter, leveraging its new partnership with Samsung.

“We will further enhance Samsung’s IoT solutions for the B2B market through SmartThings Pro,” said Chanwoo Park, Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics. “Our customized solutions strengthen display performance in apartment buildings, residential spaces, public facilities like schools and commercial spaces like retail, hotels and offices. SmartThings will not only improve performance for these operators, but it will reduce cost.”

Color E-Paper: Extremely Efficient, Lightweight and Slim Display for Businesses

Samsung will unveil its ultra-low power display, Samsung Color E-Paper (EMDX model), for the first time at InfoComm. Seamlessly blending digital ink with innovative full-color e-paper technology, this new signage can replace analog or paper promotional materials.

The new product offers a more eco-conscious alternative to traditional promotional methods while delivering the high-visibility signage businesses need. The Samsung Color E-Paper operates at 0.00W[1] when displaying static image and consumes significantly less power than traditional digital signage when changing images. Additionally, managers can remotely control the Color E-Paper, setting schedules to save energy with automatic wake-up and sleep times.

The 32-inch screen is equipped with QHD (2,560 x 1,440) resolution and a 60,000-color gamut (six colors per pixel: red, yellow, green, blue, white and black). Weighing only 2.9kg and measuring 17.9mm in width,[2] it can be seamlessly installed in various locations, such as walls, tables or even ceilings, without additional mounts. This flexibility allows businesses and advertisers to deploy the Color E-Paper in multiple locations to effectively engage audiences while reducing operational costs.

Samsung Color E-Paper includes a dedicated mobile app[3] that allows users to easily create or change content. It also supports the Samsung VXT solution, enabling real-time monitoring and remote integrated management of multiple displays simultaneously. The VXT CMS Canvas also offers a variety of templates optimized for E-paper displays, making it easier to produce content across different verticals.

For charging and data transmission, the Color E-Paper features two USB-C type ports and supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It also includes 8GB of flash memory, an interchangeable bezel that allows users to change colors of the frame[4] and VESA[5] standard wall mount compatibility[6] to provide users with enhanced connectivity, customization options and flexible mounting solutions.

The Color E-Paper panel utilizes the innovative E Ink Spectra 6 technology, a groundbreaking color solution designed for in-store advertising, indoor signage and replacing paper posters. It features an enhanced color spectrum and advanced color imaging algorithm to improve marketing and advertising performance.

“We’re excited to announce our partnership with Samsung to unveil the innovative 32-inch E Ink Spectra 6 for the signage market,” said Dr. FY Gan, President of E Ink Holdings. “This collaboration highlights our commitment to a brighter future with display solutions. By merging E Ink’s cutting-edge color e-Paper technology with Samsung’s signage expertise, we are poised to deliver low-power color displays that revolutionize digital promotion and communication, while enhancing sustainability strategies.”

Interactive Whiteboard: AI Capabilities Boost the Learning Experience

First announced at ISE,[7] the Interactive Whiteboard (WAD series) will make a grand entrance at InfoComm, loaded with new features that include generative AI capabilities.

New AI-powered features include automatic transcriptions from spoken lessons and the ability to generate detailed class summaries that highlight key points and main topics. By analyzing the teacher’s voice transcription, the written material on the display and provided educational materials, it can also generate quizzes for students. It also uses machine learning to improve content accuracy and block inappropriate content.

Additionally, through a collaboration with educational technology company Merlyn Mind, the display will feature voice recognition technology optimized for educational environments. This will simplify control of the Interactive Display and help tailor its functionalities to align with school-specific curricula.

“We are delighted to collaborate with Samsung Electronics, a global leader in educational technology and innovation,” said Dr. Satya Nitta, the CEO of Merlyn Mind. “Samsung has a long history of bringing advanced technology to classrooms, starting with Chromebooks over a decade ago. Together, we will continue to integrate our purpose-built AI for education with Samsung’s solutions to create more engaging and effective learning environments.”

These capabilities will roll out for all three different-sized models later in the year, providing more convenient usability and a higher contextual learning environment.

Samsung Business TV BED: Exceptional Image Quality With Flexible Functionality

At InfoComm, Samsung will also showcase the Samsung Business TV BED series, offering UHD picture quality and flexible functionality. Available in a range of sizes[8] – 43, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 or 85 inches – the TV can fit into almost any space, making it an optimal choice to enhance both the style and functionality of various environments. This solution meets the needs of sectors including restaurant industry, education, small/home offices and other small businesses.

Launching globally in Q3,[9] businesses can use the existing Samsung Business TV App available on Android or iOS devices to remotely manage, schedule and display customized content effortlessly. It also supports SmartThings Pro and Samsung VXT, meeting a wide variety of business needs and providing lifelike clarity through 4K image quality and smooth device management.

[1] The power measurement is based on IEC 62301 standards. According to the standards, the value rounded to the second decimal place, and the average power below 0.005W is indicated as 0.00W.

[2] Specifications based on internal testing pre-launch. Final specifications subject to change.

[3] App is available on Android and iOS.

[4] Bezel frame sold separately.

[5] Video Electronics Standards Association.

[6] Compatible with 200×200 VESA mount.

[7] Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) is a leading audiovisual (AV) and systems integration trade show in Europe.

[8] Size availability varies by region.

[9] Specific launch timing will vary by region.

Having entered the commercial display market with a full B2B signage in 2008, Samsung continues to make history of digital signage with consistent technological innovation, differentiated solutions, and market leadership.

Samsung started by achieving first place in global market share of digital signage in 2009. Then in 2012, Samsung opened the LCD renaissance by introducing two transparent LCD models. In 2017, the world’s first cinema LED, Onyx, was unveiled, presenting a new standard for theater screens with unbelievable picture quality and infinite contrast ratio.

Over a decade and a half of “firsts” has led to myriad breakthroughs in digital signage. The world’s first modular display “The Wall,” introduced in 2018, has freely adjustable screen size and shape, expanding the scope of digital signage to various spaces, like art museums and department stores.

As demand for immersive content increased, Samsung created a new version of “The Wall” exclusively for virtual production studios in 2023. With ultimate picture quality, it overcomes the challenges of physical on-site sets and leads to a reduction in production time and cost. The Wall for Virtual Production continues to change the landscape of the content production with a top-tier customizable solution.

Here’s a look at the footsteps of Samsung Signage, which has been solidifying its #1 position globally for 15 consecutive years[2] with innovative display technology.

For more information, please visit: https://www.samsung.com/my/business/led-signage/

[1] [2] Omdia Q4 2023 Public Display Report; Based on sales volume. Note: consumer TVs are excluded.

Samsung Electronics, the global number one digital signage provider for 14 consecutive years,[1] today announced that it has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certifications from the British Standards Institution (BSI) for its digital signage content management systems (CMSs). The three systems awarded with the certifications are the Samsung Visual eXperience Transformation (VXT) platform, MagicINFO and LYNK Cloud.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the leading standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMSs), which defines the various requirements that an ISMS needs to meet. As an extension of the 27001 standard, ISO/IEC 27701:2019 specifies requirements and provides guidance for establishing, maintaining and improving a Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) within the context of an organization.

“The protection of customer data and operations has become a fundamental requirement of the industry,” said Alex Lee, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics. “Being awarded these certifications is indicative of our continued efforts to ensure our digital signage solutions are highly reliable and trustworthy platforms for customers.”

By obtaining these certifications, Samsung’s digital CMSs have further demonstrated their adherence to the highest standards in information security. The globally acknowledged certifications emphasize the importance of securely managing both company and customer data, focusing on principles like data integrity, availability and confidentiality, while also reaffirming Samsung’s commitment to upholding these standards consistently across all areas of digital signage operations.

“In an era where data security is paramount, standardized certifications provide businesses with the assurance and peace of mind they need when managing sensitive information,” said Dénelise L’Ecluse, Managing Director of Assurance for Continental Europe at BSI. “The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019 certifications awarded to Samsung VXT, MagicINFO and LYNK Cloud systems exemplify the high level of security and trust these platforms offer to B2B customers.”

For Samsung’s signage and hospitality displays, integration with Samsung VXT, MagicINFO and LYNK Cloud ensures that they are globally certified for enhanced data security and enables safer day-to-day user operations. These solutions enhance the reliability and competitiveness of Samsung’s signage offerings across three different areas:

• Samsung VXT: A cloud-native CMS combining content and remote signage management on one secure platform. Designed with ease-of-use in mind, the all-in-one solution allows businesses to easily create and manage their digital displays. It streamlines operations with quick setup and recovery, while offering easy deployment, cost savings and minimal downtime during failures. Its VXT Canvas feature simplifies content creation, making it more intuitive and user-friendly​​.
• MagicINFO: A digital signage CMS for content creation, deployment and management. Its key features comprise real-time monitoring, big data analysis and robust security settings, including ISO standard compliance. These features make it ideally suited to content distribution, offering enterprise-level security and efficient management​​.
• LYNK Cloud: Tailored for the hospitality industry, this solution facilitates efficient content and device management for all hospitality displays. LYNK Cloud aids in remotely monitoring and managing device usage in guest rooms, enhancing hospitality in terms of both operational effectiveness and the overall guest experience​​.

For more information on Samsung’s CMS platforms, including Samsung VXT, MagicINFO and LYNK Cloud, visit www.samsung.com.my

[1] Samsung has maintained its No. 1 position as the leading LCD signage brand in market share for 14 consecutive years, as reported in the Omdia Q3 2023 Public Display Report. Samsung has also been the number one in combined sales for LCD and LED signages (The LED Video Display History Report provides sales data for LED signages from 2017 onwards; comprehensive data for LED signage sales is not available prior to 2017).

Samsung expands The Wall 2022 lineup with the addition of the IAB and IWB Series, which deliver unparalleled visuals.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. launched two new series of The Wall – Samsung’s cutting-edge Micro LED displays – in the Southeast Asia and Oceania (SEAO) region at the inaugural Samsung Display Tech Summit 2022.

Held in Bangkok, Thailand, the Summit hosted some 230 enterprise customers, tech enthusiasts and pro audio-visual partners from across the region over two days to share the latest insights and first-hand experiences on Samsung’s next-generation commercial displays and solutions.

Alex Hong, Head of Asia Sales & Marketing Group, Display Solutions, Samsung Electronics, extends a warm welcome to all attendees at the Samsung Display Tech Summit 2022.

Alex Hong, Head of Asia Sales & Marketing Group, Display Solutions, Samsung Electronics, extends a warm welcome to all attendees at the Samsung Display Tech Summit 2022.

“We are in the midst of a hyper-scale shift towards hybrid interactions, where everyone is expected to be seamlessly connected – be it at office desks, meeting rooms, classrooms, cafes or in the home office,” said Alex Hong, Head of Asia Sales & Marketing Group, Display Solutions, Samsung Electronics. “Organizations today have an opportunity to reimagine the future of productivity and collaboration that combines physical, digital and virtual worlds. I am excited about the role of display technologies in helping organizations to reconnect with its stakeholders in an ever-developing hybrid world.”

Creating Immersive Customer Experiences with The Wall

Perched at the pinnacle of display technology, Micro LED technology offers immersive viewing experiences in a high-resolution and large screen format, creating premium customer engagements for brands.

In 2018, Samsung, a pioneer in Micro LED displays, launched The Wall, which was then the world’s first consumer modular Micro LED 146-inch display. Since its launch, The Wall has been deployed to provide customer premium experiences globally, including in this region. In Bangkok, The Wall enables The Forestias by MQDC^[1], Thailand’s biggest property development project, to present a one-of-a-kind 360-degree cinematic experience to inspire its customers.

Leslie Goh, Head of Regional Display Solutions, Southeast Asia & Oceania, Samsung Electronics, gives the opening address at the Samsung Display Tech Summit 2022.

“Micro LED represents the future of display innovation. Samsung is leading the way in Micro LED adoption in Southeast Asia and Oceania with our flagship The Wall series. Expanding The Wall lineup with the launch of the All-in-One model, we are offering even more immersive experiences and innovation in installation, which significantly simplifies the process akin to installing consumer TVs,” said Leslie Goh, Head of Regional Display Solutions, Southeast Asia & Oceania, Samsung Electronics.

Launched in the SEAO region at the Summit, The Wall All-in-One, also called the IAB Series, brings the ease of Micro LED installation to the next level. The IAB Series requires only two hours for two people to install as it comes with a pre-adjusted seam and pre-assembled frame kit, which includes an embedded media play S-box. The Wall All-in-One has a display thinness of just 49mm and is available in three models: 4K 146-inch, 2K 146-inch and 2K 110-inch.

Also unveiled at the Summit is The Wall IWB Series, which is available in 0.63 and 0.94 pixel pitches. At 0.63 pixel pitch, this model is the slimmest ever pixel pitch in The Wall lineup, delivering Samsung’s most detailed picture and dynamic range expansion with the screen’s 120Hz frame rate, HDR10/10+ and LED HDR. The Wall IWB Series also provides a variety of screen sizes, accommodating 4K movies for 110-inch and up to incredible 8K quality for 220-inch.

All models in The Wall lineup feature Black Seal technology, enabling purer black levels with enhanced depth and details; Ultra Chroma technology, where narrower wavelengths produce RGB colors two times purer^[2] and more accurate than conventional LEDs; 20bit processing to present extraordinary contrast ratio and smooth, natural tonal gradients; and Micro AI Processor to enhance image contrast while removing noise instantly.

The Wall also features Multi View, which enables simultaneous playback of content from up to 4 sources on one screen without the need for a video splitter.

Visualizing Productivity and Collaboration in the Hybrid World

In addition to launching the new 2022 models of The Wall, Samsung also showcased its latest display solutions at the Summit that are relevant to new modes of work, study and play in the hybrid era. These include:

• New World of Learning and Meeting: Classrooms and meeting spaces in the hybrid world require display solutions that are seamlessly connected, easy to use, immersive while allowing multiple users to collaborate at the same time. The new 2022 Samsung Flip Pro, available in 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch and 85-inch models, is perfect for students and professionals to enable high-quality collaboration with real-world writing and drawing experiences with pen and brush modes, integrated video call apps, multiple connectivity and wireless screen sharing.

• New World of Content Creation: The new Samsung ViewFinity S8, a high-resolution monitor for content creators, is available in consumer popular sizes of 27-inch and 32-inch for creating impactful content such as graphic design or detailed financial charts in the office or at home. Its pro-grade UHD resolution carries a wide color gamut up to 98% of DCI-PS and VESA DisplayHDR^[3] for optimal range, accuracy and nuance. Notably, the ViewFinity S8 received ‘PANTONE Validated’^[4] recognition for ability to accurate reproduction of more than 2,000 colors and newly added 110 skin tone shades from PANTONE.^[5]

• New World of Gaming Experiences: Odyssey Ark is the world’s first 55-inch 1000R curved gaming monitor. This next-generational 4K gaming display features a 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and a Cockpit mode to create a whole new immersive and personal gaming theatre for competitive and casual gamers alike. This ultimate gaming monitor also comes with the Ark Dial, which is a solar-powered controller built to give the player quick access to screen functions such as Flex Move Screen, Multi View and Quick Settings.

Sustainability by Design

At the Summit, Samsung reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability by designing and building display solutions that can reduce carbon footprint, as well as contribute to resource circulation.

Its new 2022 display solutions have all received ENERGY STAR and EPEAT energy efficiency certifications. Certified by Carbon Trust, Samsung has incorporated eco-packaging in its products, with recycled materials used in all display solutions since 2021. Samsung has also developed and applied a new material made from recycled ocean-bound plastics to manufacture the ViewFinity S8. This has helped to reduce marine waste as well as carbon footprint.

For more information on Samsung’s display solutions: https://displaysolutions.samsung.com

^[1] Samsung Lights Up Bangkok Landmark with The Wall’s 200 Million Pixels – Samsung Global Newsroom

^[2] Figure is based on internal testing standards against Samsung’s conventional LED Signage.

^[3] The 32-inch version supports VESA Display HDR 600, while the 27-inch model supports VESA Display HDR 400.

^[4] PANTONE Validated and PANTONE SkinTone Validated.

^[5] PANTONE is the global authority on color and creator of the PANTONE Matching System (PMS) and PANTONE SkinTone colors.

△ Hyesung Ha, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics

Last month I had the opportunity to travel to Barcelona, Spain to attend Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) for the first time in two years. It reminded me that the world is returning to routines and norms. At the same time, it will be a fundamentally different world moving forward.

I can also apply these observations to Samsung’s digital signage business. In 2022 and beyond, Samsung will deliver a variety of solutions that were and still are important to businesses today, as well as new technologies designed to meet the needs of the modern world.

It’s clear that we will never fully return to what we used to think of as “normal” life. We’ve already reimagined offices, classrooms, entertainment and so much more within our daily routines. It’s my job not only to keep up with these trends, but to fundamentally reimagine the role of digital signage moving forward. That’s why Samsung is focused on redefining our most common spaces, reconnecting the world through new experiences and re-emphasizing the importance of digital signage in our daily lives.

Redefining Learning and Collaboration in a New Era

One of the largest shifts of the past few years is the role technology plays within common environments such as classrooms in schools and meeting rooms in offices. These environments saw an increasing demand for digital transformations and now new considerations are required to ensure every student and professional has the same high-quality collaboration experience regardless of whether they attend in-person, online, or in a hybrid manner. In other words, learning and collaboration spaces have been redefined with an increased emphasis on inclusivity in any scenario.

Samsung is addressing this need with the new Samsung Flip Pro. It provides students and professionals with high-quality collaboration experiences whether they are in-person or remote with enhanced usability and specialized features to meet ever-changing business and education needs. With a focus on seamless and intuitive interactions, it’s easy to set up and easy to use. The newly added intuitive control panel enhances the overall classroom or meeting room experience along with the industry’s fastest touch latency, enhanced multi touch features and the ability to simultaneously connect devices to the display wirelessly for enhanced collaboration.

Reconnecting Through New Outdoor Experiences

As consumers return to public shopping malls, sporting events and other forms of entertainment, businesses are competing now more than ever for their attention. With more outdoor activities, signage has become a bridge between consumers and brands while helping people enjoy digital art. In other words, signage reconnects consumers with the world.

LED signage also creates unforgettable experiences inside sports stadiums. Delivering the best viewing angles for fans was one of Samsung’s highest priorities. As part of these efforts, Samsung designed the largest videoboard ever created for sports, the Infinity Screen in SoFi Stadium as a part of the Hollywood Park Technology Alliance. Measuring 70,000 square feet, the incredible curved, 360-degree, dual-sided screen greets fans and provides a state-of-the-art way to experience the game.

Another trend where we see a major opportunity for growth is the electric vehicle industry. As demand for electric vehicles surges, carmakers, governments and local businesses are rushing to build more electric vehicle charging stations. This provides a new outlet to serve information and deliver promotions to electric vehicle owners, and Samsung outdoor signage is the perfect solution for this scenario. With ultra-bright picture quality and durability with certified IP56-rated protection, the outdoor signage can excel in a variety of weather conditions and environments, hence businesses can create engaging visual experiences while customers top up their batteries in charging stations.

Re-emphasize the Vision of ‘Screens Everywhere’ With Unmatchable Micro LED Technology

Micro LED technology is set to define the future of display innovation. From the luxury industry to hospitality and travel, the potential of Micro LED is endless. The Wall is Samsung’s state-of-the-art display technology, which features even more options for businesses looking to transform their spaces with next level picture quality and immersion.

Samsung is the leader in Micro LED displays, which contain smaller LEDs, and allow greater LED density, enabling brighter and more detailed color expression inside a slimmer display profile. To create our industry-leading Micro LED technology, we have focused on three key areas: Samsung developed fully integrated ultra-fine Micro LED chips; such densely populated LEDs result in stunning brightness; and we continue to secure processing know-how for ultra-fine semiconductor chips to improve mass production.

These unparalleled technologies helped Samsung’s 2022 lineup of The Wall (IWB) open up new possibilities. The micro pitch feature of the IWB delivers the most detailed picture with 0.63 pixel pitch, the slimmest ever, in addition to providing a variety of screen sizes to meet any consumer or business need. Meanwhile, The Wall All-in-One (IAB) has transformed the installation process with a pre-adjusted seam and a ‘Pre-Assembled Frame Kit’ which makes the whole process as simple as a consumer TV. The Wall All-in-One not only saves valuable time but also lowers the total cost of ownership while delivering a better viewing experience.

In a constantly changing world, Samsung will continue to deliver breakthrough innovations to realize the vision of “Screens Everywhere” based on industry-leading Micro LED technology.

Reimagining the Role of Digital Signage

As an industry leader in the global signage market for the past 13 consecutive years,[1] we will continue to expand our sustainability efforts by creating products that can reduce carbon emissions and contribute to resource circulation.

Our digital signage solutions, including the 2022 Smart Signage, have received certified energy efficiency grades that rise to new industry standards, such as ENERGY STAR and EPEAT. Samsung also has incorporated eco-conscious packaging featuring recycled materials in all signage products since 2021 and became the first business in the industry to achieve the reducing CO2 label, certified by the Carbon Trust for its display portfolio.

In recognition of our eco-conscious efforts for our sustainability initiative, we won the ‘Sustainability Innovation of the Year’ at the AV News Awards in ISE. As we are grateful for the recognition of our efforts, we plan to make each step count while we collectively change production practices for a sustainable future.

The return to routines combined with new customer expectations and habits provides businesses with a rare opportunity to reimagine their offerings and practices. By considering a new role for digital signage moving forward, we’re helping our customers reimagine what’s possible to keep them ahead of the curve.

I’m excited for this next chapter for digital signage. At Samsung, we’re passionate about bringing game-changing innovation and value to our enterprise customers. We will continue to innovate, reimagining the role of digital signage in new and conventional spaces, all while increasing our customers’ possibilities in this new era.

[1] Samsung has been the No.1 selling digital signage brand for 13 consecutive years by Omdia. (Note: Consumer TVs, along with Commercial Lite and Hospitality TVs used for signage are excluded.)

Escape Pod by Jonathan Monaghan. Powered by Niio.Art

Samsung Electronics announced its partnership with Niio.Art, a US-based company that offers access to the highest quality digital art from thousands of leading contemporary artists and galleries. This collaboration pairs Samsung’s top-tier displays with Niio.Art, the world’s leading digital art platform, and thus realizes best-in-class presentation of premium digital artworks.

Until recently, the world lacked a comprehensive solution for displaying multi-format, rights-managed digital art that was made to be viewed on a screen. Samsung’s new partnership allows users of Tizen-enabled Samsung commercial displays to subscribe to pre-curated art programs, purchase individual pieces or even upload their own art, simply by downloading the Niio.Art player app.

Cezanne Unfixed by Joe Hamilton. Powered by Niio.Art

By engaging viewers with meaningful and eye-catching digital art, the partnership between Samsung and Niio.Art is set to inspire people in new ways. The collaboration establishes a versatile platform through which users can quickly and easily elevate the design of any space – from corporate and retail spaces to food & beverage, hospitality and healthcare providers and luxury homes.

Camouflage by Quayola. Powered by Niio.Art (top left) / Cezanne Unfixed by Joe Hamilton. Powered by Niio.Art (top right) / Walking Seasons by Alex McLeod. Powered by Niio.Art (Bottom left) / Streams of Flowers Set No. 2 by Ronen Tanchum. Powered by Niio.Art (Bottom right)

“Samsung is constantly looking for new ways to allow businesses to engage customers while remaining true to their core values,” said Hyesung Ha, Senior Vice President of Samsung’s Visual Display Business. “Whether it be a corporate meeting room, hotel lobby or retail store, this partnership with Niio.Art will allow users to transform their spaces with stunning, versatile digital canvases that display the very best in digital art.”

Niio.Art believes that everywhere there is a screen, there is an opportunity for art to move people. The Niio.Art platform features more than 15,000 artworks by 6,000 different artists and galleries from across 82 countries. It permits artists to upload, manage and self-publish pieces of digital art that consumers can then access in their own curated discovery areas and view on anything from a 100-inch screen to a one-inch digital watch. Niio markets directly to individuals who are seeking new experiences, and businesses and municipalities who want to transform their spaces.

“There is a global explosion of interest in the power of experiencing art digitally. Niio’s partnership with Samsung will enable millions to be uplifted by the presence of our 6,000-plus artists on their stunning, high-resolution displays,” said Rob Anders, CEO of Niio. “Artists know that we are a trusted platform that represents their interests, which assures that we will always be able to connect the world to the very best creations of the artistic imagination.”

The Niio.Art Offering will be showcased on Samsung displays across global showrooms and at select exhibitions.

To learn more about the partnership between Samsung and Niio.Art, please visit: http://displaysolutions.samsung.com/partners/strategic-partners/niio.

▲ An example of the Samsung x Niio partnership in a hotel lobby (No Longer Dead by Jonathan Monaghan, Found Rock, Taliesin West #44, Float by Dev Harlan)

▲ Aucuba Expanded by Pascual Sisto. Powered by Niio.Art

From news studios to production control and press rooms, Samsung, a leader in the digital signage market for 12 consecutive years, will take visitors on a virtual tour of a typical broadcasting environment to showcase a portfolio that enables any broadcaster to reimagine their studio and realize their vision.

At the center of the news studio, visitors will experience how Samsung’s industry-leading modular display, The Wall, brings broadcasts to life in perfect picture quality. The company’s Crystal UHD, QLED 8K and Business TVs enhance all areas of a studio, while its business monitors help optimize engagement and efficiency behind the scenes in production control rooms.

These products are brought to life not only through the virtual showcase, but also through compelling customer success stories. Visitors will have a chance to hear how leading global news, sports and entertainment broadcasts, along with award-winning media companies, have implemented Samsung’s technology to deliver seamless viewing experiences to audiences around the globe.

To join the experience and learn more about what Samsung’s latest visual display solutions and innovations can do to enhance your studio, please visit https://bit.ly/3sskkeI.