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Samsung Electronics has announced the expansion of its One UI platform to its smart appliances, aiming to provide a unified and intuitive software experience that is already used in its smartphones and televisions. This initiative, which will begin to roll out with models launched in 2024 starting in September, includes a notable offer of software updates for seven years after release.
Jeong Seung Moon, executive vice president and head of the R&D team for Samsung’s digital appliance division, emphasized that this integration will transform how users interact with technology in their homes. By unifying the user experience across mobile devices, televisions, and appliances, the company goes beyond mere aesthetic improvement, ensuring that interaction with technology feels natural and familiar.
One of the most significant aspects of this expansion is the connectivity between devices. Through SmartThings, Samsung is creating an integrated ecosystem that will allow simplified access to services such as Family Care, Pet Care, and Home Care. These services, which will require a Wi-Fi connection to function, will offer a more personalized and accessible way to manage the home.
Starting in September, 2024 models will receive various updates that will include enhancements in usability, intelligence, and security. With the implementation of Knox Matrix, Samsung promises a robust security system based on blockchain technology, providing comprehensive protection for appliances. Models with displays, such as high-end refrigerators and washing machines, will also benefit from advanced security features and a new intuitive interface.
Additionally, some functions will become smarter. The Bixby voice assistant will be able to recognize users through Voice ID, offering personalized experiences based on the owner’s voice. Moreover, the software for refrigerators with Family Hub will be updated to include a more powerful view of stored foods, expanding its ability to identify and manage products.
In this way, Samsung aims not only to lead in the home technology sector but also to ensure greater longevity, functionality, and security in its products over time, thereby meeting the expectations of modern users.
via: MiMub in Spanish
