AI Vision of Companies
Trend Hunter | CES2025 – Dive in
Korean companies showcased their distinctive visions for AI ecosystems by integrating AI-driven products and services. SK Group emphasized sustainability through AI, Samsung Electronics focused on the convenience of seamless integration with its SmartThings platform, and LG highlighted proactive AI technology designed to empathize with users.
SK Group’s AI for a Sustainable Future
SK Group’s presence
at CES 2025 featured
several of its affiliates,
including SK Telecom,
SK Hynix, SKC, and SK
Enmove, under the
theme “Innovative AI,
Sustainable Tomorrow.”
Together, they showcased
a vision of creating a
sustainable future while advancing humanity through cutting-edge
AI innovations, offering what they called a comprehensive AI total
solution. Their exhibition space was organized into three key themes:
AI DC, AI Service, and AI Ecosystem. The AI DC section highlighted the
organic integration of SK’s data center components, including energy
solutions, operational solutions, AI memory solutions, and data security
solutions. Meanwhile, the AI Service section demonstrated AI services
being applied across various industries closely tied to everyday life.
This included solutions like Agent AI, Media AI, Commercial AI, Vet
AI, Location AI, and On-Device AI. Finally, the AI Ecosystem area
showcased technologies from SK’s global partners that are working to
build an AI ecosystem with SK, categorized into AI infrastructure, AI
solutions, and AI services
Samsung Electronics’ “AI for All”
Continuing its theme
from last year, Samsung
Electronics once again
organized its exhibition
under the banner of “AI
for All.” This year, the
company introduced
a home AI zone,
showcasing enhanced
integration with home
appliances through its SmartThings platform. This demonstrated how
hyper-personalized AI is shaping daily AI-driven experiences. Samsung
unveiled its Home AI technology through five distinct home designs:
The “Efficient Home,” which prioritizes energy savings and streamlines
housework with SmartThings and AI appliances; the “Health-Caring
Home,” based on Samsung Health; the “Home for the Loved Ones,”
enhancing family care through urgent danger response; the “Home for
Productivity,” supporting learning and work; and the “New Experience
Home” that displays masterpieces from world-renowned artists on
TV. Additionally, SmartThings extends to mobility, envisioning a future
where cars seamlessly connect with homes.
LG’s Affectionate Intelligence
LG presented its unique
AI vision at CES 2025
under the theme
“Life’s Good 24/7 with
Affectionate Intelligence.”
The company introduced
its home AI system,
powered by an On-
Device AI Hub equipped
with FURON, LG’s
proprietary AI agent functioning as the “brain” of the AI home. This
device, resembling a smart speaker, is equipped with a camera that
observes users’ movements, communicates with nearby IoT devices,
and proactively suggests devices users might need. For example, if the
device detects a user drinking coffee, it might deduce that the person
should be resting and adjust the lighting to create a relaxing ambiance
or play soothing music, offering suggestions without requiring user
input. In addition, LG expanded its user experience to mobility. The
company unveiled its In-Cabin Sensing feature, which monitors the
interior conditions of a vehicle and detects the driver’s status to enable
safer driving experience.
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