#samsung smart home

Samsung announced that they are expanding One UI coverage to its entire lineup of smart home appliances, including washing machines and refrigerators. During the Samsung Unpacked 2025 held in San Francisco last week, we attended one of the group panels (Galaxy Tech Forum) that discuss about Home AI and Samsung's involvement in this space. In the panel discussion, hosted by Carolina Milanesi (Founder and Principal Analyst, The Heart of Tech), Samsung reps add their take on the future of smart homes and the role of AI in enhancing user experiences. Joining her is Samsung's Corporate Executive Vice President Mobile eXperience, Patrick Chomet, and Jaeyeon Jung Executive Vice President at Samsung Electronics and former Head of SmartThings along wiht Tobin Richardson, President & CEO, Connectivity Standards Alliance. Smart Home Evolution:
The panelists acknowledge that the initial promise of smart homes fell short, with connected devices requiring significant user effort to function properly. AI’s Role in Improving Smart Homes:
AI, particularly large language models (LLMs) and multi-modal AI, is seen as a foundation for delivering more intuitive and natural user interfaces that better understand user intentions. Personalization and Context:
AI is crucial for understanding user context and personalizing experiences for different individuals in a home, making smart home functions more relevant and useful. Read more in our articles including "Samsung extending One UI to smart home appliances" and "Samsung on the Future of Smart Homes: AI-Driven Personalization and Interoperability".