Samsung Electronics to Supply AI Home Appliances to Granz Forest Park in the Philippines
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Samsung Electronics said on the 17th that it signed a memorandum of understanding with DH Plus.
It will supply a B2B integrated operations solution, including AI home appliances, SmartThings Pro and b.IoT, to the Granz Forest Park development project in Cebu, the Philippines.
Samsung Electronics will use this project as a foothold to expand its residential and building solutions business in Southeast Asia.
Samsung Electronics said on the 17th that it signed a memorandum of understanding with DH Plus and will supply an AI home appliance and B2B integrated operations solution, including SmartThings Pro and b.IoT, to the Granz Forest Park development project in Cebu, the Philippines. Samsung Electronics will provide AI home appliances and a B2B integrated operations solution for the development project.
Granz Forest Park, the project covered by the agreement, is a cutting-edge AIoT-based premium mixed-use complex. The complex will be built on a site of about 20,000 pyeong and will consist of three residence buildings, one hotel building and private villas, with completion targeted for 2030. DH Plus is a real estate developer specializing in high-end residential, hotel and resort development in South Korea and overseas.
Samsung Electronics will use this supply as a foothold to expand its residential and building solutions business in Southeast Asia. The purpose of this supply is to expand its residential and building solutions business in Southeast Asia.
The business plan also includes multiple amenities that add living, educational and commercial functions, along with eco-friendly spaces. Facilities slated for development include commercial spaces for K-beauty and K-food experiences, a membership-based "Granz Club," and an international school. A walkway linked to a mangrove ecological park is also planned within the complex.
The development direction is centered on creating an eco-friendly lifestyle space that offers residents and visitors rest and leisure in nature. Through this, the project aims to combine spaces encompassing living, education and commercial functions with nature-friendly elements.
Samsung Electronics will apply an integrated operations solution that covers residential facilities, commercial facilities and shared infrastructure to this project. Samsung Electronics AI home appliances, including TVs, air conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines, will be installed in the residences and hotel.
Residents and guests will be able to control a range of devices in their rooms with a single SmartThings login. Samsung Electronics plans to establish a customized AI home environment linked with AI home appliances and SmartThings, and the goal of that environment is to enhance convenience and safety.
SmartThings Pro, a B2B-connected and integrated control platform, will be used to manage the residential facilities. Through it, managers will be able to check equipment status remotely.
If a problem occurs, on-site visits can be minimized, and more efficient and faster facility operations are also expected. Through this project, Samsung Electronics presented a policy of applying its integrated operations solution and building an AI home environment.
Samsung Electronics will introduce b.IoT, Samsung's building integrated solution, to manage infrastructure facilities such as shared areas, hot water and boilers in the complex. b.IoT has functions for integrated control and management of HVAC, lighting and power equipment, and supports improved building energy efficiency based on energy algorithms. It also links with SmartThings Pro to support analysis of electricity usage and charges by household and underpin systematic complex operations.
Samsung Electronics plans to apply b.IoT to commercial facilities, hotels and international schools as well, with the aim of improving operational and management efficiency. It will also use digital twin technology to recreate the actual building in 3D, then monitor the status of major equipment based on that model and support prediction of maintenance timing. In addition, it will provide integrated monitoring and control functions for HVAC, lighting, power and security systems through an AI agent.
Hwang Tae-hwan, executive vice president and head of Samsung Electronics' B2B Integrated Offering Center, said the collaboration is an example of introducing an AIoT-based customized integrated operations solution covering residential and commercial spaces. He added that the company plans to actively participate in mixed-use development projects in the Southeast Asian market with its B2B integrated operations solution.
Source: TECHWORLD · Park Gyu-chan
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