Samsung launches AI Home in India to make daily life easier with smart features for families, seniors and pets

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What if your home could think for you? Imagine walking in after a long day and finding the lights already on, the AC set just right, the fridge suggesting dinner, and the TV ready with your favorite show. Samsung now wants to bring this kind of everyday magic into Indian homes with the launch of its new AI Home.

Unveiled in Mumbai, AI Home is designed to connect appliances, phones and TVs so they work together and adapt to the people living in the house. Instead of just being “smart gadgets,” Samsung says these devices can now learn from your habits and quietly handle little tasks in the background.

The idea is not just about convenience. Samsung is pitching AI Home as something that can support the whole family. Parents can save time on chores, seniors can get extra care with health and safety features, and even pets can be looked after through connected devices. For example, the system can adjust sleep settings for older people, recommend meals based on dietary needs, or allow families to check in on pets when they are away.

There is also a big focus on saving money and energy. Samsung says AI Home can cut electricity use by adjusting how appliances run, sometimes by as much as 70 percent. That means lower bills and a greener footprint. At the same time, built-in security features promise to keep data and devices safe from digital threats.

The bigger message here is that Samsung wants to make technology feel more personal. Instead of families adjusting to gadgets, the company wants gadgets to adjust to families. Whether it is switching on lights automatically, reminding you about nutrition, or helping seniors feel safer, the goal is to make homes more caring as well as more efficient.

For many households, that might mean less time fussing with remotes and settings, and more time actually living. Samsung calls it “Future Living, Now,” but for families, seniors and even pets, it could simply feel like a home that finally understands them.