Samsung Refrigerators - Stay Organized While Staying Connected
Samsung refrigerators come with cutting-edge technology to aid you in keeping the family's schedule and shopping list. Frydge and Samsung app help you stay organized while staying connected.
Smart refrigerators consume less energy than conventional refrigerators. The reason for this is because they are made of aluminum, iron, and steel that require both kinetic and thermal energy to form and finish.
ENERGY STAR (r)
ENERGY STAR (r) certification is a symbol of energy efficiency that is independent. Products that meet the ENERGY STAR requirements consume less energy, which means you save money on your utility bill and preserving the environment. The ENERGY STAR label has helped to bring together consumers, manufacturers, retailers and utilities around a set of common measures for measuring energy usage and performance.
The Energy STAR (r) certified Samsung Family Hub fridge can help you cut down on your electric bill. Its innovative cooling system keeps your food fresher for longer and uses less energy than traditional refrigerators. This model features an inverter with digital technology that offers efficient cooling, with less noise and 50% less energy consumption. It is covered by 20-year warranty.
The Family Hub refrigerator has a built-in kitchen assistant to help you plan meals and keep an eye on expiration dates. For example, if you buy chicken or a tomato, mozzarella cheese, or a chicken from the market, your fridge will automatically set reminders for you to check whether they're deteriorating. You can also search for recipes and manage your calendar on the 21-inch LCD inside the door, which also doubles as an iPad dock. Bixby's voice-to-text integration lets you to look up recipes and ask questions on the move.
BIXBY(r)
Bixby Samsung's personal assistant, is available on Galaxy smartphones, as well as tablets. Samsung has integrated it into smart TVs and refrigerators. Samsung plans to integrate it into more products.
Like its competitors Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa, it can understand your voice and respond to commands. However, it is also able to interpret your intentions and provide context, which is a key advantage over other apps.
The Bixby application makes use of the camera on your phone to detect objects, animals, and provide shopping results and estimate calories, or locate nearby attractions. The IFTTT engine (If This, Then That) which is part of the routines and mode feature that lets you automate a number of actions. If you've set it up to play a playlist after you get home every day, for example you can say "Hey Bixby" to trigger it.
Bixby is powered by generative AI and massive-scale machine learning to make your experience more unique and more seamless. Samsung is committed to privacy and offers various options to control the collection of data from your device and how it's used. It's important to be aware of the fine print and decide how you want your data used prior to enabling Bixby or any other voice assistant.
SMART THINGSTM
Samsung SmartThings is an umbrella control and automation system for many different third-party and original equipment that include locks, lights cameras, thermostats, speakers, and appliances (including refrigerators). You can connect them to the SmartThings hub and make use of the SmartThings app to manage them all from one central management.
SmartThings lets you create scenes, which are automated actions that occur when you trigger a device, such as turning on lights or starting a dishwasher. It can also be used to install SmartApps, which are ready-made automation recipes that are simple to customize. The SmartThings App was an Marketplace until recently that provided pre-configured Automations created by Samsung and other developers. This feature was eliminated in 2018 with the launch of the new SmartThings App. You can also create your own IFTTT automation recipes that connect your SmartThings devices with other web-based services.
The SmartThings App gives you a view of your smart home and your energy consumption. The SmartThings app also offers a centralized location for your smart home settings. It also can work with voice assistants like Alexa, Google Assistant, and the Samsung Bixby voice assistant. The app is compatible via the SmartThings Works Program with 100s of brands and can monitor, control and track your smart refrigerator through its AI Energy Mode. This could reduce your energy costs as it optimizes the efficiency of refrigerator operations.
SMART FOOD MANAGEMENTTM
Samsung has taken a major step towards bringing an AI-like experience that is seamless into the kitchen. The company released Samsung Food, an updated version of its smart fridge app which it first unveiled last year. The new version, available in eight languages and 104 countries is a combination of the personalisation of recipes along with meal planning and integrated cooking features into what Samsung calls an "intelligent food ecosystem".
The app makes use of the massive database of Whisk, a nifty kitchen app that Samsung acquired in 2019 and also includes its own Food AI technology. This allows users to make an automatic shopping list that adds the necessary ingredients to the refrigerator's inventory and also provides personalized recipes based on people's health goals and seasonal availability.
The app also enables customers to share their favorite recipes via social media. Samsung Live, an enhanced video sharing feature that allows users to broadcast live content from their phones to the Family Hub(tm)+ screen. The app also connects to smart kitchen appliances that provide automated cooking instructions. By tapping on the menu icon of the app and selecting the appliance, users can send a recipe directly to their slide-in cooker or induction range.