
Samsung’s Bot Chef
Samsung had both conceptual and real life technology on display at their booth at CES 2020, the annual consumer technology show in Las Vegas. I had a chance to take an exclusive tour of the booth and learn about some of the best new offerings.
Samsung at CES 2020
Meet Samsung Bot Chef
When it comes to looking forward, this device is a robot chef that interacts with you, talks with you, and can help you make food in the kitchen. This extra set of hands is Bot Chef.
Samsung Ballie is a personal helper robot
Speaking of robots, Ballie is Samsung’s smart digital personal assistant, in robot form. This little BB8-style ball moves on its own, can answer questions, help you out, detect when your floors are dirty and recommend cleaning. It can also avoid objects and pets too.
Samsung’s new TV tech at CES

Samsung’s Sero
Let’s get more real. Samsung is known for their TVs and on show they had several working examples of what they do best, like the Wall. This modular TV can be made to any size and it uses Samsung’s new Micro-LED technology.
MicroLED is similar to OLED in that they emit their own light. They use tiny, LEDs meaning each pixel can be turned on or off individually, or can display a different colour.
Vertical rotating TV: Samsung Sero
Samsung also debuted rotating TVs at CES 2020. You could say these are TVs for the smartphone generation, since they’ll automatically swivel to show your content in whatever orientation it was shot in; vertical or horizontal. Samsung calls this the Sero.


The Serif
I also saw the Serif. This TV is designed to look pretty all on its own. With a shapely framed I-beam frame design it actually does look good.
Samsung Bespoke Refrigerator
And when it comes to looking good, meet Samsung’s Bespoke refrigerator… this fridge is modular meaning you can customize the compartments, layout and even the colour.
I’m looking forward to seeing a lot of this new technology in stores soon.
Samsung Ballie is a personal helper robot
Samsung Bespoke Refrigerator




