"With our bespoke AI-powered home appliances, consumers will be able to customise their choices, get easy controls for elders and kids, and get seamless diagnosis for their home appliances.
"With the transformative power of AI, we are confident that bespoke AI will strengthen our leadership in the digital appliances market in India," said J B Park, President & CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia.
Samsung's bespoke appliances include refrigerator, air-conditioner, microwave and washing machine, which are powered by AI.
These appliances with in-built internet connectivity, cameras and AI chips will help consumers manage these products through SmartThings app.
Samsung claimed these appliances optimise energy savings using AI algorithm based on usage patterns and save up to 10 per cent energy in refrigerators, up to 20 per cent in air-conditioners and up to 70 per cent in washing machines.
Samsung India Senior Director, Digital Appliances, Saurabh Baishakhia said: "With AI appliances, our objective is to further strengthen our premium portfolio and increase our share in the premium appliances segment."
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