In a move to transform physical spaces with intelligent technology, Samsung has introduced a new range of AI-powered gadgets and display solutions aimed at enhancing retail stores and bank branches.
The products were showcased at the company’s Gurugram studio on April 17, highlighting Samsung’s push to turn everyday environments into connected, data-driven hubs.
The new lineup includes smart devices that can learn user habits, such as air conditioners that automatically adjust settings based on preferences.
Samsung is also expanding into AI-driven healthcare solutions. These tools can track user patterns and flag unusual activity, which can be especially useful for elderly care and monitoring.
For businesses, Samsung introduced platforms like Samsung VXT, which allows easy management of displays across multiple locations. Another tool, AI Studio, can convert simple visuals into 3D content, helping create more engaging in-store experiences.
These innovations are designed to improve operational efficiency while delivering smarter and more interactive environments for both customers and businesses.
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