For the fifth year in a row, Samsung plans to showcase projects at the Consumer Electronics Show that were developed by employees as part of the company’s C-Lab incubator program. In past years Samsung has showcased products including wearable, directional speakers, AR and VR devices, and hard to categorize gadgets like TipTalk (now known as […]
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You can hear S-Ray portable directional speakers, your seatmate can’t
A group of Samsung employees is showing off a side-project called S-Ray at the Consumer Electronics Show. It’s a set of portable directional speakers that transmit audio so that you can only hear it from certain angles. Put on a neckband with speakers facing up and you’ll be able to hear music, podcasts, or other […]
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Samsung C-Lab to show off portable, direction speakers and more at CES
Samsung’s C-Lab program is an incubator for projects developed by Samsung employees. Over the past few years Samsung has showcased C-Lab projects including augmented reality glasses, activity trackers, and a watch that conducts sound through your hand so your fingers become a phone headset. Now the company is previewing some of the new C-Lab projects […]
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Samsung unveils new VR and Augmented Reality projects from C-Lab
Samsung’s C-Lab is basically an incubator for new products developed by Samsung employees when they aren’t working at their day jobs. Some products that have emerged from C-Lab include the WELT activity-tracker-in-a-belt and Sgnl’s watch that uses bone-conduction to turn your finger into a Bluetooth headset. Now Samsung plans to show off several new C-Lab projects at […]
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WELT activity-tracker-in-a-belt hits Kickstarter for $99 and up
The WELT is a waist belt with built-in sensors for tracking activities… and for tracking your waist size. First unveiled as a Samsung C-Lab project ahead of the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show, the WELT has now hit Kickstarter. The team of Samsung employees who developed the project have launched WELT as a standalone business and […]
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Samsung’s newest C-Lab projects: Glasses-free 3D, temporary tattoo printer
Samsung’s C-Lab is an incubator for projects developer by employees. First unveiled to the public in late 2015, we’ve seen C-Labs concepts including fitness trackers, hands-free voice tools for motorycle helmets, and an app that transcribes music when you hum it out loud. This week Samsung is showing off a few new (and old) C-Lab projects […]
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Samsung’s latest C-Lab projects include lifelogger, IoT controller, helmet communicator
Comments Off on Samsung’s latest C-Lab projects include lifelogger, IoT controller, helmet communicatorSamsung’s C-Lab program is a sort of incubator for new hardware and software projects from Samsung employees. Since unveiling the C-Lab to the public in December, we’ve seen projects including a watch that turns your fingertips into a Bluetooth earpiece (through vibration), an app that can transcribe music when you hum a tune, a fitness […]
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Samsung’s next C-Lab showcase features music transcription, VR, and social media tools
Comments Off on Samsung’s next C-Lab showcase features music transcription, VR, and social media toolsSamsung’s Creative Lab is an incubator for projects from current and former employees. The company showed off some of the first projects from C-Lab at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, including the TipTalk wearable that turns your finger into a sort of smartphone headset and a couple of other device prototypes. Now Samsung is […]
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Samsung unveils experimental projects for fitness tracking, communication, and VR control
Comments Off on Samsung unveils experimental projects for fitness tracking, communication, and VR controlSamsung will showcase three experimental projects at the Consumer Electronics Show next week. One is a fitness tracker that’s integrated with a belt. Another is a system that conducts audio through your body, allowing you to hold your finger up to your ear to hear audio from your smartwatch, for example. And the last is […]