Samsung Electronics Shares AI and Robotics Strategy at Silicon Valley Forum
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Samsung Electronics hosted a technology forum in Silicon Valley to present its artificial intelligence and robotics strategy to senior developers from global tech companies. Approximately 80 developers and Samsung executives participated in the eighth annual forum, which took place at Samsung Research America in Mountain View, California.
The event focused on Samsung’s vision of “Your Companion to AI Living,” first introduced at CES 2026. Executives discussed the company’s long-term strategy to integrate AI into personalized services and robotics that enhance daily life. Yoon Jang-hyun, president and CTO of the Device eXperience division, emphasized the potential of next-generation AI and robotics to create innovative products and experiences.
Looking ahead, Samsung aims to strengthen its connections with global technology talent through more events. Roh Tae-moon, co-CEO of the Device eXperience division, highlighted AI's transformative role in consumer experiences, stating that it will drive innovation and deliver highly personalized interactions in everyday life. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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