Samsung's Science, Technology and Advanced Research Laboratory "STAR (Samsung Technology &; AdvancedResearchLabs) has previously announced that it will showcase a brand-new product called NEON during CES2020, and will register the domain name of NEON.life. In the content published earlier, it is further confirmed that NEON will be an "artificial man" product, which has nothing to do with Bixby.
At present, it is impossible to confirm the specific details of "NEON", but Samsung clearly stated in the relevant response that this product has nothing to do with Bixby, a digital assistant service previously launched. Its main appeal is a product project with "intelligent human" performance, and it can naturally interact with people through multiple languages, which may be related to robots, but it may focus more on the artificial intelligence application experience presented by software technology.
Samsung has established Twitter accounts in English, Chinese, Spanish and other languages, and it is expected to announce "NEON" related content during the next CES2020.
Bixby is a service launched by Samsung in 20 17. It was unveiled together with the GalaxyS8 series launched in that year, and then expanded to more smartphones, tablets and even TVs and home appliances of Samsung, becoming a digital assistant service used by Samsung to compete with GoogleAssistant and Apple Siri.
However, due to the relatively small number of users in the market, Bixby has never been able to form a certain scale of use in the market, and even BixbyHome, a smart speaker integrated with Bixby digital assistant service, has never been able to enter the market smoothly. However, judging from Samsung's current force field, it has not given up the plan of Bixby project development, but plans to invest more resources to promote its use.
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—Neon (@ neodonotlife) 2019 years1February 27th
Before we lift the veil. But on the contrary, some news, Ninos NOTaboutBixby, or anything you have seen before. #NEONisingto#CES2020，sostaytuned！ @neondotlife
—Neon (@ neodonotlife) 2019 years1February 26th
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