Samsung Smart Refrigerators Can Now Hear Your Voice
The latest smart refrigerators from Samsung now have multi-voice recognition enabled by Bixby, which enables the device to recognize each member of the household and show customized material on the integrated screen. Samsung is using its linked appliances, not smart speakers, to provide a more customized smart home experience, even if voice ID is not a novel concept in smart technology.
New Samsung Fridge Features Personalized Voice Control
Multi-Voice Recognition’s Introduction
Using its Bixby assistant, Samsung has integrated multi-voice recognition into its most recent smart refrigerators. With the use of this technology, the refrigerator can recognize each member of the family by their voice and display customized information on its integrated smart screens. This is a significant step toward enhancing connected home appliances’ customisation and user experience.
Personalized User Experience
Users may now access their calendar or personal photo gallery just by speaking thanks to the new speech recognition capability.
Added Features for Convenience
Additionally, if you lose your phone at home, you may use the refrigerator to trigger an alert on your phone. Because it automatically changes the fridge screen’s display mode based on their phone’s settings, such as color inversion or grayscale, the upgrade is especially helpful for people who are blind or visually challenged.
A Novel Approach to Bixby Activation
Samsung is launching a new method to activate Bixby on its refrigerators in addition to the voice recognition feature. In addition to voice instructions and pressing the Bixby symbol, users can now double-tap the refrigerator’s display when it is off. This will enable more smooth interaction with the smart appliance and wake up the assistance.
Availability
Starting with the 2025 models, Samsung’s Bespoke AI refrigerators with Family Hub now have the Voice ID feature and double-tap gesture.
Effects on the Ecosystem of Smart Homes
These features will eventually be expanded by the business to appliances with smaller AI Home screens.
