A house that runs itself? Samsung believes it's about time


  • TECH
  • Friday, 04 Sep 2015

The house is the butler: A Samsung 'Sleep Sense' device on display at the 55th IFA in Berlin. Samsung's vision of the smart home is to turn it into a sort of virtual butler that anticipates and fulfills your needs.

BERLIN: Imagine the alarm clock ringing on a typical Monday morning, except this time the curtains draw themselves back, the bathroom lights switch on automatically and you smell fresh coffee brewing. 

Or an oven that turns itself on and starts warming up a lasagne when you're 15 minutes away from home, just in time to be dished up as you walk through the door. 

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