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Samsung’s custom Home Devices simplify Household Tasks
Samsung Electronics has unveiled a new lineup of AI home appliances designed to simplify household tasks through advanced technology. The range includes an AI induction stove that automatically adjusts temperatures to prevent food from boiling over, and an AI refrigerator that not only alerts users to expiring ingredients but also suggests recipes based on what’s inside. Home appliances with electronic components often require KC Safety certification to be approved for import and use in the Korean market.
These appliances, which were presented at Samsung’s “Welcome to Bespoke AI” media day in Seoul, are equipped with AI chips, built-in Wi-Fi, internal cameras, and sensors.
They can be controlled via voice commands to Bixby or through a smartphone app, enhancing convenience and interconnectivity with other Samsung devices. The lineup aims to improve home living by integrating sophisticated AI technology across various appliances, including air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, and washing machines. Additionally, these devices can reduce energy consumption by up to 60% with an AI saving mode.
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Topsoe’s Ammonia-based Technology selected for new Hydrogen Initiative in South Korea
Topsoe, a Danish technology company, has partnered with Approtium, a South Korean hydrogen supplier, to use Topsoe’s H2RETAKE technology for converting low-carbon ammonia into hydrogen. The collaboration includes building an ammonia cracking plant in Ulsan, South Korea, aiming to produce 75,000 metric tons of low-carbon hydrogen annually starting in 2027. This project supports South Korea’s goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 compared to 2018 levels. Pressure vessels and similar equipment used for such chemical projects generally require KGS approval to be authorized for import and use in South Korea.
Elena Scaltritti, Topsoe’s Chief Commercial Officer, emphasized the significance of the project in showcasing their technology and the role of ammonia as a vital energy source. She also noted the project’s alignment with global efforts to decrease greenhouse emissions. James Kim, CEO of Approtium, pointed out the project’s role in advancing carbon neutrality in Korea and delivering clean hydrogen to clients.
Additionally, Topsoe highlighted the efficiency of their H2RETAKE technology, which converts ammonia into high-purity hydrogen with an energy efficiency of 96%, and can process any commercial-grade ammonia while utilizing off-gases to enhance overall efficiency.
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Industry’s first Neon Gas Recycling Technology developed by SK Hynix and TEMC
SK Hynix Inc., alongside its South Korean partner TEMC Co., has achieved a significant milestone by developing the industry’s first neon gas recycling technology for chip manufacturing. This innovation promises substantial economic benefits, with SK Hynix anticipating savings of approximately 40 billion won ($30 million) annually by diminishing its dependency on imported neon gases. Such technology is crucial in the lithography process of chip production, where neon is essential for operating excimer and ultraviolet lasers. Products and components relevant to Gas Recycling Technology usually require a KGS Certification to be approved for import and use on the Korean market.
The collaborative effort between SK Hynix and TEMC spans over a year, focusing on a sustainable approach that also aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 12,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent annually.
In addition to economic savings, the new technology addresses environmental concerns by recycling neon gas that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere after use in chip production. SK Hynix and TEMC utilize a sophisticated system involving scrubbers and gas treatment processes to collect, purify, and reuse discharged neon. This approach not only conserves resources but also aligns with broader industry trends towards sustainability and reduced carbon footprints.
Notably, Korean chipmakers like Samsung have also committed to adopting recycled neon gas to decrease reliance on foreign supplies and enhance environmental sustainability in their operations. The strategic shift towards recycling neon gas underscores the industry’s responsiveness to supply chain vulnerabilities and environmental impacts, as historically, neon has been predominantly sourced from countries like Ukraine, Russia, and China.
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