Next year (in a few days), Samsung is supposed to introduce the spearhead in its 2024 lineup of refrigerators. This (very) high-end model will add artificial intelligence to the 32-inch screen of this model.
It's clearly a model that could be considered disproportionate, with its four doors and screen. The latter can also be used to view the content of your smartphone (if you have a Samsung Galaxy) and also the content of your TV (Samsung too). Like the 2023 model, it integrates cameras inside the fridge to analyze the contents and bring you recipes, but – this is one of the new features – it can now connect to Samsung Health (the equivalent of Apple's Health app) to adapt recipes to your diet. Additionally, the mode allows you to watch YouTube or TikTok videos while reading the recipe or even iGeneration.
as shown Our colleagues from the edgeThere are some limitations: the cameras are “limited” to 33 types of foods, so some exotic products must slip through the cracks of the AI. Likewise, it is not yet able to automatically read expiration dates but it is possible to enter them manually to receive notifications. The device as well probably Also compatible with the material (this is the case for the 2023 generation).
You're probably kidding by now, but the presence of cameras isn't completely useless: refrigerators with an internal camera (or a see-through door, like LG) have the advantage of allowing you to check the contents without opening the door, which is a definite benefit for food preservation.
Since this is a “pre-CES” announcement, one shouldn't expect details about the refrigerator's basic function before marketing: only buzzword-related functions (AI) matter. To give you an idea of the budget needed for the 2023 version I went out At the end of May for $5,000.
