Samsung Refrigerators – Stay Organized While Staying Connected

Samsung refrigerators have modern technology that makes it easy to keep track of your grocery shopping and family schedules. The Samsung app and Family Hub help you stay connected and organized.

Smart fridges use less energy than conventional refrigerators. This is because they’re made of steel, iron, and aluminum that require thermal and kinetic energy in order to be formed and then finished.

Energy STAR (r)

ENERGY STAR (r) certification is a seal of independent energy efficiency. The ENERGY STAR certified products consume less energy and can save you money on your energy bills. They also protect the environment. The ENERGY STAR label has helped unite consumers, manufacturers, retailers, and utilities around common metrics to measure energy consumption and performance.

The ENERGY STAR (r) certified Samsung Family Hub fridge can help you save money on your electric bill. Its advanced cooling system ensures your food stays fresher for longer while consuming less energy than conventional fridges. This model has an inverter compressor with digital technology that provides powerful cooling with 50 percent less power consumption, and reduced noise, and is backed by a 20-year guarantee.

The Family Hub refrigerator has a built-in kitchen assistant to help you plan meals and keep an eye on expiration dates. For instance, if you purchase a chicken or a tomato, mozzarella cheese, or a chicken at the market, your fridge will automatically set reminders for you to check whether they’re deteriorating. On the 21-inch screen which is also docked to a tablet, you can manage your calendar and locate recipes. Bixby’s full voice integration allows you to search for recipes and ask questions while on the move.

BIXBY(r)

Bixby is Samsung’s personal assistant, and it is available on Galaxy tablets and smartphones. It’s also built into Samsung refrigerators and smart TVs and the company is planning to integrate it into more products.

Like competitors like Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa it can recognize your voice and execute commands. It can also understand your intentions and provide context. This is an important advantage over other rivals.

The Bixby Vision app can make use of your phone’s camera to recognize animals and objects, provide results of shopping for items, provide estimated calories for food items and even pinpoint nearby attractions. The IFTTT engine (If This, Then That) is part of the routines feature and mode, allows you to automate a number of actions. You can turn on the system by saying “Hey Bixby”. For instance for instance, if you wish it to play a particular playlist every day, when you get at home, you only need to say it.

Bixby is powered by generative AI and large-scale machine learning to make your experience unique and seamless. Samsung takes privacy very seriously. It offers a variety of options to control the collection of data and how it is used. Before you turn on Bixby or any other voice assistant, you need to carefully go over the fine print to understand how your information will be used.

SMART thingsTM

Samsung SmartThings is an umbrella control and automation platform for a wide range of first- and third-party devices that includes lights, locks, cameras, thermostats, speakers, and appliances (including refrigerators). You can connect these devices to the SmartThings Hub and make use of the SmartThings App to manage them all centrally.

The SmartThings app lets you create scenes–multiple automated actions that happen when you trigger one device, such as turning on the lights or starting the dishwasher. samsung fridges lets you install SmartApps–readymade automation recipes that are simple to modify. In the past, the SmartThings app had an Marketplace that offered a variety of pre-configured Automations from Samsung and other developers, but this feature was removed by the new SmartThings app in 2018. You can also create your own IFTTT automation recipes that connect your SmartThings devices to other web services.

The SmartThings App gives you a view of the smart home you have and your energy consumption. The SmartThings App also offers an online hub for your home’s smart features and is compatible with voice assistants, such as Alexa, Google Assistant and the Samsung Bixby. The app is compatible through the SmartThings Works Program with 100s of brands. It can also track, monitor and control your refrigerator’s smart features using its AI Energy Mode. This can help reduce your energy bills because it optimizes refrigerator operations.

SMART FOOD MANAGEMENTTM

Samsung has made the first major step in its attempt to bring a truly seamless AI experience to the kitchen by announcing the release of Samsung Food, a redesigned version of the smart fridge application it launched in the year before. The new version, available in 104 countries and eight languages, combines the personalisation of recipes, meal planning, and cooking functions that are connected to what the company calls a “intelligent food ecosystem”.

The app leverages the vast database of Whisk, a smart kitchen app that Samsung acquired in 2019 and also includes its own Food AI technology. This allows users to create an inventory list that automatically adds all the ingredients needed to the refrigerator’s supply, as well as personalised recipe recommendations based on users’ health goals and seasonal availability.

The app also lets users to share their favourite recipes on social media via Samsung Live, an enhanced video sharing feature that allows users to broadcast live content from their mobile phones to the Family Hub(tm)+ screen. The app also connects with smart kitchen appliances, allowing automatic cooking instructions. By tapping on the menu icon in the app and selecting the appliance, a user could directly send a recipe to their slide-in cooktop or induction range.