Samsung

There's a good chance Samsung will use CES 2019 to finally officially launch its Samsung Galaxy Home - the Bixby-powered smart speaker it unveiled at the launch for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
The mobile payments market is forecast to grow to $4.69 trillion by 2025 from $1.13 trillion last year, driving growth for services such as PayPal, Samsung Pay, Apple Pay, AliPay and WeChat Pay.
New Form Factors for Smartphones: 2020 will see the launch of innovative form factors supporting smart devices, including AR glasses, microLED and stretchable displays, and graphene batteries from global leaders such as Apple, Facebook, Samsung and Amazon.
2020 will see the launch of innovative form factors supporting smart devices, including AR glasses, microLED and stretchable displays, and graphene batteries from global leaders such as Apple, Facebook, Samsung and Amazon.
eSIM smartphone growth continues its upward trajectory, and 2020 will prove another positive year as Samsung becomes the latest OEM to boost the eSIM market.
Per news outlet Wow TV, industry insiders expect that a raft of big-name tech companies in South Korea will also look to move into digital asset management business this year - with Samsung, web giant Naver and chat app provider Kakao all named.
With AI-powered robots being particularly suited to the retail industry, Gartner's research predicts that 77% of retailers plan to deploy AI as early as 2021.
Global market for retail robots is expected to witness a CAGR of 30% between 2017 and 2028.
The global Industrial Robotics Market In Food And Beverages Industry is expected to grow with an incredible CAGR of 29% through 2019.
In 2019, a new generation of gizmos, gadgets, autonomous robots and artificially intelligent technologies will be making their way into our dining experiences.
Manufacturing (46%) and wholesale and retail (44%) have the highest risk of automation the overall UK economy has a 30% risk of jobs being automated.
Up to 30% of existing jobs could be impacted by automation by the mid-2030s, with the transport, manufacturing and retail sectors predominantly affected.
By the mid-2030s, over 40% of existing jobs in the UK retail and wholesale sector could potentially be displaced by automation.
Around 44 percent of jobs in the retail sector are at risk of automation by 2030.
The wholesale and retail sector in the UK is one of the sectors most at risk from job losses through automation in the next 10-15 years.
Around 2.3 million jobs in the UK wholesale and retail trade sector are at potential high risk of automation.
As many as 7.5 million retail jobs are at risk of automation in the next decade.
The value of the global food automation industry is expected to double in the next five years.
A robot equipped with ITRI's Intelligent Vision System could perform household tasks such as setting and clearing a table, and assisting seniors or disabled people with drink refills and meal preparation.
The employment of robot cooks in fast food chains could affect 2.3 million workers in the US alone.
The wholesale and retail trade sectors are likely to feel the biggest impact of automation, according to PwC, which estimated that almost 2.3 million UK jobs in those sectors could be at high risk of automation
Commercial service robots could perform 7-12% of tasks in food preparation, health care, commercial cleaning, and elder care by 2025.
A single restaurant could have multiple kinds of robots and make a wider range of foods than a typical fast food restaurant.

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Last updated: 13 September 2020