Samsung has introduced new smart lights with built-in scene sensing technology. The product aims to improve home lighting by automatically adjusting to different activities and environments. The lights use sensors and artificial intelligence to detect changes in movement, natural light levels, and room occupancy. This allows them to switch modes without manual input.
(Samsung Launches Smart Lights That Support Scene Sensing)
The system identifies scenarios like reading, relaxing, or hosting guests. It then modifies brightness and color temperature to match. For example, the lights dim softly during movie nights or brighten for morning tasks. Users can also customize settings through the SmartThings app. The app connects with other Samsung devices for unified control.
The lights work with existing smart home ecosystems. They support voice commands via platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Samsung emphasized energy efficiency as a key feature. The sensors reduce power use by turning off when rooms are empty. This lowers electricity costs and extends bulb lifespan.
Security benefits were also highlighted. The lights mimic occupancy patterns when users are away, deterring potential intruders. Samsung plans to roll out the product globally next month. Pricing starts at $29.99 for individual bulbs and $99.99 for multi-pack kits.
A company representative stated the innovation reflects Samsung’s focus on practical smart home solutions. The goal is to simplify daily routines while cutting energy waste. Early testing showed positive feedback for ease of installation and responsive adjustments. Retail partners include major electronics stores and online platforms.
(Samsung Launches Smart Lights That Support Scene Sensing)
The lights join Samsung’s expanding lineup of connected home devices. Compatibility updates for older Samsung smart products will launch later this year. Customers can pre-order starting tomorrow through the company’s official website.