 Hi, I'm Adi with The Verge and I'm here at the Samsung Smart Home. The Smart Home is essentially an app that connects your Galaxy gear, smartphone, washing machine, TV, refrigerator, security camera, vacuum cleaner, and AC unit. It's the home of the future, as long as the future only includes Samsung products. Coming home. When I come home and tell the gear that I'm doing it, it's going to make sure that the house is ready for me. It's going to turn on the air conditioning and turn on the lights. The Samsung Smart Home app unifies what used to be a lot of separate apps for appliances that have been around for a little while. The idea is that you can either set profiles that control multiple appliances at once or manage each one individually by opening up the old app or use a chat control system that lets you give controls to your home or your vacuum cleaner or anything else. In practice, that means you can turn on your air conditioner from your car, have your television tell you when your laundry is done, mirror that television onto your refrigerator, and then check the temperature of the refrigerator once you leave the house. Granted, Samsung makes a lot of appliances, but for now, that's all that this works with, although the company says it's going to open it up to other devices in the future. The thing is, this seems really futuristic, but Smart Homes have been something companies have been trying to crack for years, and so far, we've only gotten pieces of it. So is Samsung the one who's going to finally get it right? It depends on what it's able to produce.
 Hi, I'm Adi with The Verge and I'm here at the Samsung Smart Home.
 The Smart Home is essentially an app that connects your Galaxy gear, smartphone, washing
 machine, TV, refrigerator, security camera, vacuum cleaner, and AC unit.
 It's the home of the future, as long as the future only includes Samsung products.
 Coming home.
 When I come home and tell the gear that I'm doing it, it's going to make sure that the
 house is ready for me.
 It's going to turn on the air conditioning and turn on the lights.
 The Samsung Smart Home app unifies what used to be a lot of separate apps for appliances
 that have been around for a little while.
 The idea is that you can either set profiles that control multiple appliances at once or
 manage each one individually by opening up the old app or use a chat control system that
 lets you give controls to your home or your vacuum cleaner or anything else.
 In practice, that means you can turn on your air conditioner from your car, have your television
 tell you when your laundry is done, mirror that television onto your refrigerator, and
 then check the temperature of the refrigerator once you leave the house.
 Granted, Samsung makes a lot of appliances, but for now, that's all that this works with,
 although the company says it's going to open it up to other devices in the future.
 The thing is, this seems really futuristic, but Smart Homes have been something companies
 have been trying to crack for years, and so far, we've only gotten pieces of it.
 So is Samsung the one who's going to finally get it right?
 It depends on what it's able to produce.