Generative AI is already available in various workplace apps and it is now coming to home appliances. Samsung has announced that it is planning to add technology to its home appliances next year.
According to a company executive, these generative AI features are aimed at improving the homelife of each user.
“We are preparing to apply generative AI technologies to our home appliances,” Yoo Mi-young, head of the software development team of Samsung’s digital appliances division, said at the IFA tech trade show in Berlin.
“Generative AI technologies will be applied to voice, vision and display,” South Korean news agency Yonhap quoted Mi-young as saying.
She added that the technology will enable household electronic products to have a better understanding of what consumers do and they can respond accordingly.
Contextual conversations
According to the executive, gadgets with this technology will be able to communicate with users in a conversational manner. They will be able to better respond to users’ questions based on past exchanges and in context.
She explained that the appliances will have a clearer vision of what they are doing. For example, in the case of an oven, it will know what kind of food is being cooked; the refrigerator will know what food items are stored in it and will be able to provide tailored recipes and dietary suggestions.
Samsung working on new chips
According to Yoo, Samsung is also developing a chipset to reduce energy consumption to process huge amounts of data on smart home devices.
“We are developing a chipset that helps home appliances with generative AI consume less than 0.1 watt for every 24 hours they run,” Yoo said.
“People are increasingly paying attention to the merits of connected devices, as they now see that interconnected appliances have helped them reduce energy costs,” she added.
According to a company executive, these generative AI features are aimed at improving the homelife of each user.
“We are preparing to apply generative AI technologies to our home appliances,” Yoo Mi-young, head of the software development team of Samsung’s digital appliances division, said at the IFA tech trade show in Berlin.
“Generative AI technologies will be applied to voice, vision and display,” South Korean news agency Yonhap quoted Mi-young as saying.
She added that the technology will enable household electronic products to have a better understanding of what consumers do and they can respond accordingly.
Contextual conversations
According to the executive, gadgets with this technology will be able to communicate with users in a conversational manner. They will be able to better respond to users’ questions based on past exchanges and in context.
She explained that the appliances will have a clearer vision of what they are doing. For example, in the case of an oven, it will know what kind of food is being cooked; the refrigerator will know what food items are stored in it and will be able to provide tailored recipes and dietary suggestions.
Samsung working on new chips
According to Yoo, Samsung is also developing a chipset to reduce energy consumption to process huge amounts of data on smart home devices.
“We are developing a chipset that helps home appliances with generative AI consume less than 0.1 watt for every 24 hours they run,” Yoo said.
“People are increasingly paying attention to the merits of connected devices, as they now see that interconnected appliances have helped them reduce energy costs,” she added.
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