ces: bixby virtual assistant added to samsung appliances - interactive whiteboard for home

Samsung will add virtual assistant Bixby to home appliances and televisions as the tech giant wants to connect all the devices in the home.
The company revealed its new production line
Now the Home Hub smart refrigerator and smart TV will support voice commands and will be able to control other devices through the company's SmartThings app.
The South Korean company also announced the world's first modular TV.
Can be built according to any specification
Called the wall.
Prior to the opening of the technology exhibition CES in Las Vegas, the company's live event released a series of announcements.
Samsung's HS Kim said the announcements continued the company's plan to connect all devices in an ecosystem sometimes called the Internet of Things (IoT).
"At Samsung, we think the internet of things should be as simple as switching switches.
"With the new products and services announced today, we are making the internet of things easier and more seamless," he said . ".
"We are committed to accelerating the popularity of the internet of things and making all Samsung connected devices intelligent by 2020.
These advances will help consumers realize the benefits of a seamless, simple connected life.
"In the demo, Samsung shows how it sees the work of smart homes in the future --
This includes viewing the inside of the smart refrigerator from the TV before ordering the take-out, and using the screen to save the security camera to see the delivery time.
The company's information echoes LG's information, which earlier on Monday revealed its plan to connect all household appliances through the Internet, enabling them to communicate and combine, help with family tasks.
Samsung also announced that it will add its SmartThings app to its Gear S3 and Gear Sport smartwatches for control of smart appliances.
In addition to home appliances, Samsung has launched an interactive whiteboard called Flip, which multiple members of the conference can use to collaborate on one screen and work with their own smartphones and laptops