Samsung’s C-Lab to unveil 8 of their disruptive AI-projects

Samsung Electronics announced that it will be showcasing eight innovative AI-projects created from their C-Lab (Creative Lab) program. The projects will display from January 8th until 11th at CES 2019 in Eureka Park, Las Vegas.

The projects include:

Tisplay – An in-video virtual ad service
aiMo – An ASMR sound recording solution
Medeo – An instant video-making service
Prismit – An AI news analysis service
Perfume Blender – A custom perfume making service
Girin Monitor Stand – An auto-adjusting monitor
alight – An AI desk light
SnailSound – Hearing assistant solution

Besides the AI project, there will be eight startups who spun off from C-Lab, that will showcase their newly released commercial products at CES to explore new business opportunities. The startups include Mopic, Linkflow, Lululab, Welt, Cooljamm company, Monit, Bluefeel, and analogue plus.

According to Samsung, during the CES 2019 event, C-Lab will be introducing the biggest number of projects it has ever developed since its CES debut in 2016. The company mentions that this will help them refine their projects and prepare prototypes that will help them turn them into finished, ready for the market products.

Inkuk Hahn, the VP and head of the Creativity & Innovation Center at Samsung Electronics comments: “We will present promising C-Lab projects leveraging AI technologies in the field of video content creation, perfume making and more. These are deeply related to our daily lives and we hope to catch the eyes of attendees,” remarked

C-Lab was launched in 2012 as an in-house idea incubation program that encourages creative corporate culture and nurtures innovative ideas from Samsung employees. In 2015, they introduced the spin-off policy that helps Samsung employees that completed C-Lap project to launch their own startup.

Samsung supports the spin-off companies with seed money investment and business consulting to accelerate, while still maintaining their independency.