Samsung SmartThings Introduces Connected Home Experience Through Regional Alliances With Leading Smart Home Brands - ZAWYA
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Samsung Electronics MENA presented the SmartThings Home of Entertainment concept in Dubai to show how families can improve their lives through a connected ecosystem.
Samsung has integrated SmartThings into all of its product categories, creating an inclusive ecosystem and an unparalleled multi-device experience that empowers users to control and transform their environment. Based on its heritage as well as global collaborations and partnerships, Samsung has worked with international partners to enable consumers to get the most out of their Samsung devices and third-party products they may already own. This simplifies and opens up connectivity options, creating more possibilities for users to customize the experience of their devices.
In a luxury villa in Nikki Beach, Dubai, Samsung worked with partners to create the ultimate, secure, personalized and sustainable connected home. He demonstrated how the Amazon Ring camera, Phillips Hue smart lighting, and Microsoft Xbox connect seamlessly with Samsung SmartThings to elevate user lifestyles. The entire ecosystem was managed through a streamlined interface on Samsung Smart TVs, the new smart home hub. As the epicenter of the smart experience, Smart TV marks a new dimension in home connectivity, complementing the smartphones now used by most users.
The Samsung Smart House of Entertainment concept aligns with current resident interest in smart homes and, more broadly, with the smart city visions of countries in the region. To continue supporting these developments, Samsung is keen to raise awareness of how SmartThings technology can easily transform regional homes into smart, functional homes fueled by innovation.
Omar Saheb, Head of Corporate Marketing at Samsung MENA, said, “The smart home of the future is no longer an illusion. At the Samsung Smart House of Entertainment, we demonstrated how we put control of the digital lifestyle back in the hands of We couldn’t have done it alone, and our joint efforts with multiple global partners helped shape this smart experience. We remain committed to bringing more partners and experiences into the ecosystem and reshaping regional conversations around the connected home.
The Samsung Smart House of Entertainment experience began in the lobby of the 5-room villa, where Samsung demonstrated how SmartThings enables users to manage their entire home, with 2023 Neo QLED providing the building blocks for the automation and management of the whole house. Dotting the room were various SmartThings-powered home appliances, including the Soundbar Q series, Bespoke refrigerator, Samsung air purifier, Bespoke Jetbot automatic vacuum cleaner, Freestyle projector, and Amazon Ring camera for home security. All of these devices can be monitored through the Smart TV app or the SmartThings app.
Personalized experiences are an essential part of the smart home promise. For example, the Movie Sync and Music Sync feature in the living room showed how SmartThings makes the smart home environment responsive to the user. For example, when users are listening to music on their Samsung devices, their Hue lights can automatically change color or dim with SmartThings Music Sync.
For gamers, innovative features in Samsung’s visual lineup are most appealing, such as the 2023 Neo QLED and OLED with Motion Xcelerator Turbo+, which bring high-speed games and high-octane movies to life. high with crisp visuals at super-fast speeds, with a refresh rate of up to 144Hz with compatible content connected to a PC. Additionally, to power the ultimate gaming mode, the SmartThings home gaming room has been outfitted with an Xbox console, which seamlessly connects to the room’s Samsung Neo QLED, Samsung soundbar, monitor game Odyssey Ark or Freestyle.
The experience continued in the master bedroom, where the prayer mode creates the perfect environment for prayer and reflection. When it’s time to pray, users get a notification on their smartwatch. Then, the user can activate prayer mode on the SmartThings app, which activates smart blinds, adjusts room lighting, and turns off the TV.
The Family Room showed how Samsung promotes healthy lifestyles through Sandstorm Mode. The Sandstorm feature demonstrated localized routines giving guests insight into Samsung and ABB’s vision to build smarter communities.
During a sandstorm, a simple tap on the SmartThings app creates a clean indoor environment. When Sandstorm Mode is activated, smart blinds block dust from outside, an indoor air purifier starts working, and a robot vacuum cleaner starts tidying up the house.
All rooms inside SmartThings Home have been fitted with Philips Hue smart LED lighting that adapts to the décor, occasion and mood of the users.
Through SmartThings, Samsung is already enabling new experiences, healthier living, better entertainment, and more sustainable lifestyles. Today, Samsung has 21 million registered SmartThings users in the MENA region alone. Interest in the Middle East has been very positive; The number of registered users has increased by 60% since 2021. This proves that consumers in the MENA region want to adopt smarter connected experiences, not only at home, but also in their daily lives.
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