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Samsung Refrigerators – Stay Organized While Staying Connected Samsung refrigerators are equipped with cutting-edge technology to help you keep the track of your family's schedule and grocery list. The Samsung app and Family Hub help you stay connected while remaining organized. Smart fridges consume less energy than conventional refrigerators. The reason is that they are made of aluminum, iron, and steel, which require both kinetic and thermal energy to form and finish. Energy STAR® ENERGY STAR® certification is an independent seal of energy efficiency. ENERGY STAR certified products consume less energy and will save you money on your utility bills. They also help protect the environment. The ENERGY STAR label has helped unite retailers, manufacturers, consumers and utilities around common metrics to measure the efficiency of energy use and performance. The Energy STAR® certified Samsung Family Hub refrigerator can help you reduce your electric bill. Its sophisticated cooling system will ensure that your food is fresh for longer while using less energy than traditional refrigerators. This model comes with a digital inverter that provides powerful cooling with reduced noise and 50% less energy consumption. It is covered by 20-year warranty. The Family Hub fridge has an integrated kitchen assistant to help you plan meals and track expiration dates. For instance, if buy a chicken as well as mozzarella cheese and tomatoes from the supermarket, your fridge will automatically set reminders to determine if they're going bad. You can also search for recipes and manage your calendar on the 21-inch display inside the door, which doubles as tablet docks. Bixby's full voice integration enables you to search for recipes and ask questions on the move. BIXBY® Bixby is Samsung's personal assistant, and it is available on Galaxy tablets and smartphones. Samsung has also integrated Bixby into smart TVs and refrigerators. Samsung plans to incorporate it into even more products. It can understand your voice and respond to commands, much like other apps such as Siri, Google Assistant, or Alexa. However, it is also able to interpret your intentions and provide context, which is a key advantage over the other. The Bixby Vision app can use your phone's camera to recognize objects and animals, find results from shopping for products, provide estimates of calories for food items, or even locate nearby attractions. The IFTTT engine (If This Then That) is part of the routines feature and mode that lets you automate various actions. If you set it up to play a music playlist at the end of each day, for instance you can say “Hey Bixby” to trigger it. Frydge utilizes Bixby's generative AI to provide an experience that is seamless. Samsung takes privacy seriously and offers various options to control the collection of data from your device and the manner in which it is used. Before you enable Bixby or any other voice assistant, it's important to carefully study the fine print in order to understand how your information will be used. SMART THINGSTM Samsung SmartThings provides a platform that lets you control and automate a wide variety of devices, including cameras, lights and locks and appliances, speakers, and thermostats, such as refrigerators. You can connect these devices to the SmartThings Hub and use the SmartThings App to centralize management. The SmartThings application lets you create scenes—multiple automated actions that occur when you trigger a device, like turning on the lights or starting the dishwasher. You can also download SmartApps, which are ready-made automation recipes. In the past, the SmartThings app included an Marketplace which offered a selection of pre-configured Automations from Samsung and other developers, however this feature was removed with the new SmartThings app in 2018. You can also build your own IFTTT automation recipes that connect your SmartThings devices with other web services. The SmartThings App gives you an overview of the smart home you own and your energy consumption. The SmartThings app also gives you an centralized location for your home's smart settings and includes voice assistants such as Alexa, Google Assistant, and the Samsung Bixby voice assistant. The app is compatible with the SmartThings Works Program with 100s of brands. It will monitor, control and track your smart refrigerator through its AI Energy Mode. This could reduce your energy costs because it optimizes refrigerator operations. SMART FOOD MANAGERTM Samsung has taken a big step towards bringing an AI-like experience that is seamless in the kitchen. Samsung has released Samsung Food, an updated version of its smart fridge app that it first unveiled in the year 2000. The updated version of the app, available in eight languages and 104 countries, combines personalisation and discovery of recipes along with meal planning and cooking functions to create what the company calls an intelligent food ecosystem. The app makes use of the massive database of Whisk, a sophisticated kitchen application that Samsung purchased in 2019 and also incorporates its own Food AI technology. This allows users to create an inventory of ingredients that will automatically be added to the refrigerator, and they will also receive personalised recipe suggestions based on their health goals and the availability of seasonal ingredients. The app also allows users to share their favourite recipes via social media. Samsung Live, an enhanced video sharing feature that lets users broadcast live content from their phones to the Family Hub™+ screen. The app also connects to smart kitchen appliances that provide automated cooking instructions. For instance, a person can send a recipe to their slide-in range or an induction cooktop by clicking on the menu icon and selecting the appliance they want to use.