Top AI-Powered Appliances and TVs Dominate CES 2023
This year's Consumer Electronics Show highlights a major trend of artificial intelligence integration into everyday household gadgets. Samsung leads the charge with smart ovens, intelligent fridges, and TVs that use machine learning to enhance daily life.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023 brings a massive wave of AI-powered gadgets to the Las Vegas Strip, continuing the annual tradition of integrating artificial intelligence into everyday consumer tech. While not every advertised AI feature represents true machine learning, reporters on the ground identify standout innovations that highlight the top tech trends of the year.
Samsung unveils a Bespoke AI Oven equipped with an internal camera and sensors that recognize over 80 dishes and ingredients to automatically optimize cooking settings. This smart oven sends burn warnings to users' phones, recommends meals based on available ingredients, and even allows users to live-stream their cooking to platforms like Twitch. Samsung also introduces an upgraded 4-Door Flex smart fridge that uses an AI-powered camera to scan food labels and track household inventory via a larger touchscreen display.
In the entertainment space, Samsung debuts a new lineup of Neo QLED TVs featuring an auto-HDR mode driven by AI deep learning technology. This system analyzes standard dynamic range content on a scene-by-scene basis, compares it against HDR material, and applies real-time HDR effects to significantly improve picture contrast. Rival tech companies like LG also reveal their own AI-integrated television models as manufacturers compete to make displays smarter than ever.