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2025-03-10

Samsung nawiązał współpracę z Kia

Samsung i Kia łączą siły: SmartThings Pro zintegruje się z pojazdami Kia PBV.

Samsung Electronics ogłosił nawiązanie współpracy z Kia Corporation, której celem jest integracja platformy SmartThings Pro z pojazdami Kia PBV (Platform Beyond Vehicle). Partnerstwo, podpisane podczas wydarzenia Kia EV Day w Hiszpanii, ma na celu dostarczenie klientom biznesowym innowacyjnych rozwiązań, łączących pojazdy z ekosystemem IoT. Dzięki temu przedsiębiorcy zyskają możliwość bardziej efektywnego zarządzania przestrzenią i oszczędzania energii.

Światowa premiera Kia EV4, Kia PV5 i Kia Concept EV2

Integracja SmartThings Pro z Kia PBV umożliwi automatyczne sterowanie rutynowymi procesami, takimi jak kontrola klimatyzacji, ekranów informacyjnych czy urządzeń AGD w przestrzeniach biznesowych. Na przykład właściciele małych firm będą mogli zdalnie monitorować swoje sklepy czy lokale, korzystając z pojazdów Kia PBV, co zwiększy wygodę i efektywność operacyjną. Umowa jest rozwinięciem wcześniejszej współpracy technologicznej Samsunga z Hyundai Motor i Kia, zapoczątkowanej we wrześniu ubiegłego roku.

W ceremonii podpisania umowy wzięli udział Chanwoo Park, Wiceprezes Centrum Zintegrowanych Rozwiązań B2B w Samsung Electronics, oraz Sangdae Kim, Szef Działu PBV w Kia. Partnerstwo ma na celu zrewolucjonizować zarządzanie biznesem, oferując płynną łączność między pojazdami a środowiskiem pracy.

#KIA #KiaPBV #KiaPV5 #news #Samsung #samsungSmartThings #SmartThingsPro

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2025-02-28

SmartThings od Samsunga – jedna aplikacja, wiele możliwości dla inteligentnego domu

Samsung promuje aplikację SmartThings jako kompleksowe rozwiązanie do zarządzania inteligentnym domem, które łączy wygodę, oszczędność i ekologię. Firma publikuje również serię instruktaży wideo ułatwiających wejście w ekosystem urządzeń SmartThings.

Platforma, dostępna na urządzenia z systemami Android i iOS, umożliwia sterowanie szeroką gamą urządzeń – od lodówek i pralek po telewizory – zarówno marki Samsung, jak i innych producentów współpracujących z ekosystemem.

Dzięki intuicyjnemu interfejsowi użytkownicy mogą tworzyć automatyzacje, planować pracę sprzętów oraz monitorować zużycie energii, co pozwala obniżyć rachunki za prąd i wspiera zrównoważony styl życia.

SmartThings wyróżnia się funkcją AI Energy Mode, która optymalizuje zużycie energii w podłączonych urządzeniach, np. ograniczając pobór prądu pralki nawet o 70% bez utraty efektywności.

Aplikacja integruje się także z telewizorami Samsung (od modeli 2023), które mogą pełnić rolę centrum sterowania domem. Współpraca z partnerami, takimi jak Philips Hue czy Sonos, rozszerza kompatybilność, a otwartość na standard Matter ułatwia dodawanie nowych urządzeń IoT.

„SmartThings to więcej niż aplikacja – to sposób na uproszczenie życia i troskę o planetę” – podkreśla Samsung. Platforma zyskuje popularność dzięki łatwości instalacji i przystępności, czyniąc inteligentny dom dostępnym nie tylko w nowoczesnych budynkach, ale i w starszych domach bez kosztownych remontów.

imagazine.pl/2024/09/27/samsun

 

#news #Samsung #samsungSmartThings #smartHome #SmartThings

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Vimar, a IFA 2024 con Samsung SmartThings: Vimar e’ stata presente a IFA 2024, una delle piu’ grandi fiere mondiali di elettronica di consumo ed elettrodomestici, grazie alla partnership con Samsung. Tenutasi a Berlino dal 6 al 10 settembre scorso, la manifestazione e’ stata occasione per Vimar, accolta presso lo stand di Samsung, di rispondere...
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2024-04-04

Samsung is taking smart home tech in a new direction. Their SmartThings home automation platform is adding household maps with "AI characters" standing in for your family.

techcrunch.com/2024/01/08/sams

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apfeltalk :verified:apfeltalk@creators.social
2023-03-29

Philips verschiebt Matter-Integration von Hue
Wie das HueBlog schreibt, hat Philips aktuell kein Startdatum mehr für die Matter-Integration in sein Hue
apfeltalk.de/magazin/news/phil
#News #Amazon #AmazonAlexa #AppleHomeKit #Blockchain-Technologie #googleassistant #HomeKit #Hue-System #Matter #Matter-Integration #Matter-Software-Updates #Philips #PhilipsHue #SamsungSmartThings #Siri #SmartHome-Branche #smarteLampen #Smarthome-Produkte

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2022-01-24
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Der Einstieg ins Smart Home ist kein Hexenwerk, selbsterklärend ist er aber selten. Unsere Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung sorgt für einen reibungslosen Start.
Erste Schritte im Smart Home: Einrichtungstipps für Zentrale und Komponenten
johnny martyr rss (unofficial)johnnymartyr@ծմակուտ.հայ
2021-10-22

“Alexa, Process My Film!”

If you’re okay with giving inconceivable amounts and forms of personal information to Big Data, you may as well use your smart voice assistant to help you process your film too! And while there are no consumer AI's that have hands yet, they are still willing to help film photographers the best that they can.

My household is spied on by Alexa via several Amazon Echo Dots, standing alone or feeding vacuum tube amplifiers. But I'm sure that Google, Siri, Bigsby and Cortina are just as capable - of film processing, not spying. Well, that too.

3rd Generation Amazon Echo Dot - Nikon Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

So, what do I use Alexa for in terms of processing, exactly? The most useful thing, among a laundry list, is that I've found she is a very good timing device. In darkrooms, I used one of those common, classic GraLab Model 300's without the enlarger plugged in. At home, I got in the habit of just using the timer built into my oven. But the problem with these is that they inevitably and eventually get caked with fixer crud and need to be cleaned regularly and thoroughly. How many GraLab timers have you seen that are so rusty that they resemble one of Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable?

I've found that the hands-free nature of the voice assistant is well-suited for reducing the amount of chemistry that ones fingers tend to shed on belongings while processing.

It's easy. I start pouring, and once my two 5 reel Patterson tanks are filled, I simply say "Alexa, start timer for 10 minutes." Or whatever the amount of time is. She replies "Your timer for 10 minutes is staring now." And the countdown begins.

2nd Generation Amazon Echo Dot with Nobsound MS-10D - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

Amazon Echo app on my iPhone - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

In my kitchen, where I do my processing, I keep a 3rd generation Echo Dot on the windowsill. It's the version with the embedded LED clock display which is critical to catching the agitation times throughout a cycle. If your voice assistant does not have some way of displaying time, this would be a deal-breaker for my recommendation but many of them do now, so I'll submit this consideration for your next voice assistant purchase.

In the same vein as the timer, playing music is made much simpler and cleaner while processing when using a voice assistant. Now I don't need to ruin the face of one of my antique radios with my chemical-dripping fingers. I can just say "Alexa, play songs by the Clash." Or "Alexa, play songs by Matt and Kim." Or "Alexa, play songs by My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult." Or "Alexa, play songs by Veruca Salt." Alexa can even play music from bands that I haven't photographed or written about!

Oh, and you can also play your favorite film photography podcasts too. Or even order more film "Alexa, order more Tri-X!" (Though, I actually advocate buying from Film Photography Project instead.)

2nd Generation Amazon Echo Dot with 1939 Zenith 7s363 - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

Smart assistants are also great for doing math and conversions that one sometimes needs while processing. Ounces to milliliters, Fahrenheit to Celsius, etc. You can even text notes to your phone to mark what dates particular chemistry was mixed or how many rolls you've processed since making a particular solution etc. It's also handy to answer the phone or door hands free, without interrupting processing. If you use one of those cool Beseler motorized film agitators, maybe you could hook it up to a smart switch and tell Alexa to turn it on every 30 seconds. And if you have an iRobot Braava, Alexa can also mop the chemicals off your floor after you're through with processing. The possibilities are as endless as your analog imagination! Though I have yet to see any film-specific skills in the Alexa app. Who will be the first to write one? It seems like connecting the Massive Development Chart would be useful.

When it comes time to scan and edit, you can be sure Alexa is there to keep me entertained and informed too. No need to waste any processor power from the computer I'm scanning with. And if I'm scheduling clients while working, I can ask "Alexa, what is on my calendar?" or "Alexa, what time is sunset?" without taking a break from cloning dust!

Forth Generation Amazon Echo Dot with my 1960's AGFA light box - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

So you see, while Alexa isn't quite ready to feed you a sandwich and squeegee your film for you as Charlie Chaplin may have envisioned…

Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times

…she is ready to start working alongside luddite film shooters towards a cleaner kitchen and a loving embrace of our robotic, cloud-based futures.

Recently, I even upgraded my refrigerator so that I can watch Matt Osborne aka Mr. Leica videos while I process.

Matt Osborne aka Mr. Leica on my Alexa-enabled Samsung Smart Fridge - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

What smart assistant tasks do you recommend? What heavy film camera would be best to bludgeon Alexa with?

Thanks for reading and happy shooting!

_Follow, Favorite, Like, Add, Insult, ContactJohnny Martyr _

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johnny martyr rss (unofficial)johnnymartyr@ծմակուտ.հայ
2021-08-10

“Alexa, Process My Film!”

If you’re okay with giving inconceivable amounts and forms of personal information to Big Data, you may as well use your smart voice assistant to help you process your film too! And while there are no consumer AI's that have hands yet, they are still willing to help film photographers the best that they can.

My household is spied on by Alexa via several Amazon Echo Dots, standing alone or feeding vacuum tube amplifiers. But I'm sure that Google, Siri, Bigsby and Cortina are just as capable - of film processing, not spying. Well, that too.

3rd Generation Amazon Echo Dot - Nikon Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

So, what do I use Alexa for in terms of processing, exactly? The most useful thing, among a laundry list, is that I've found she is a very good timing device. In darkrooms, I used one of those common, classic GraLab Model 300's without the enlarger plugged in. At home, I got in the habit of just using the timer built into my oven. But the problem with these is that they inevitably and eventually get caked with fixer crud and need to be cleaned regularly and thoroughly. How many GraLab timers have you seen that are so rusty that they resemble one of Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable?

I've found that the hands-free nature of the voice assistant is well-suited for reducing the amount of chemistry that ones fingers tend to shed on belongings while processing.

It's easy. I start pouring, and once my two 5 reel Patterson tanks are filled, I simply say "Alexa, start timer for 10 minutes." Or whatever the amount of time is. She replies "Your timer for 10 minutes is staring now." And the countdown begins.

2nd Generation Amazon Echo Dot with Nobsound MS-10D - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

Amazon Echo app on my iPhone - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

In my kitchen, where I do my processing, I keep a 3rd generation Echo Dot on the windowsill. It's the version with the embedded LED clock display which is critical to catching the agitation times throughout a cycle. If your voice assistant does not have some way of displaying time, this would be a deal-breaker for my recommendation but many of them do now, so I'll submit this consideration for your next voice assistant purchase.

In the same vein as the timer, playing music is made much simpler and cleaner while processing when using a voice assistant. Now I don't need to ruin the face of one of my antique radios with my chemical-dripping fingers. I can just say "Alexa, play songs by the Clash." Or "Alexa, play songs by Matt and Kim." Or "Alexa, play songs by My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult." Or "Alexa, play songs by Veruca Salt." Alexa can even play music from bands that I haven't photographed or written about!

Oh, and you can also play your favorite film photography podcasts too. Or even order more film "Alexa, order more Tri-X!" (Though, I actually advocate buying from Film Photography Project instead.)

2nd Generation Amazon Echo Dot with 1939 Zenith 7s363 - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

Smart assistants are also great for doing math and conversions that one sometimes needs while processing. Ounces to milliliters, Fahrenheit to Celsius, etc. You can even text notes to your phone to mark what dates particular chemistry was mixed or how many rolls you've processed since making a particular solution etc. It's also handy to answer the phone or door hands free, without interrupting processing. If you use one of those cool Beseler motorized film agitators, maybe you could hook it up to a smart switch and tell Alexa to turn it on every 30 seconds. And if you have an iRobot Braava, Alexa can also mop the chemicals off your floor after you're through with processing. The possibilities are as endless as your analog imagination! Though I have yet to see any film-specific skills in the Alexa app. Who will be the first to write one? It seems like connecting the Massive Development Chart would be useful.

When it comes time to scan and edit, you can be sure Alexa is there to keep me entertained and informed too. No need to waste any processor power from the computer I'm scanning with. And if I'm scheduling clients while working, I can ask "Alexa, what is on my calendar?" or "Alexa, what time is sunset?" without taking a break from cloning dust!

Forth Generation Amazon Echo Dot with my 1960's AGFA light box - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

So you see, while Alexa isn't quite ready to feed you a sandwich and squeegee your film for you as Charlie Chaplin may have envisioned…

Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times

…she is ready to start working alongside luddite film shooters towards a cleaner kitchen and a loving embrace of our robotic, cloud-based futures.

Recently, I even upgraded my refrigerator so that I can watch Matt Osborne aka Mr. Leica videos while I process.

Matt Osborne aka Mr. Leica on my Alexa-enabled Samsung Smart Fridge - Nikon FM2n | Nikkor 55mm 2.8 Micro AIS | Kodak Tri-X @ 1600 | Kodak HC110b

What smart assistant tasks do you recommend? What heavy film camera would be best to bludgeon Alexa with?

Thanks for reading and happy shooting!

_Follow, Favorite, Like, Add, Insult, ContactJohnny Martyr _

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2021-07-17
heise+ | Smart Home mit Schaltern und Tastern steuern

Das Smart Home führt zwar automatisch Aktionen aus, Schalter und Wandtaster sind aber weiterhin nützlich. Wir zeigen, worauf es ankommt.
Smart Home mit Schaltern und Tastern steuern
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2019-12-30

(Tutorial) Come aggiungere Google Home a Samsung SmartThings - diggita.com/v.php?id=1649235 #domotica #googlehome #samsungsmartthings

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