Since 2024, Samsung has been introducing AI-powered features to its devices. It started with smartphones and tablets and expanded to TVs, PCs, and home appliances. This year, it brought AI to its high-end monitors. Now, the company has introduced its newest Interactive Displays with AI features.
These displays are meant for classrooms and educational institutions.
Samsung's Interactive Display series for classrooms gets AI features
Today, at the BETT 2025 expo in the UK, Samsung unveiled its newest Interactive Display series. The WAFX-P model in the lineup is its first Interactive Display with AI features. It has advanced hardware and Samsung AI Assistant to help students and teachers and to create a more interactive learning environment.
Samsung AI Assistant has three features: AI Summary, Circle to Search, and Live Transcript.
- AI Summary creates concise summaries of lessons, which help students in recapping what was taught in the class. It also helps teachers with lesson planning.
- The Circle to Search feature, similar to Circle to Search available on Galaxy phones and tablets, delivers search results about anything that has been circled on the screen. Information is delivered from trusted sources of information.
- Live Transcript converts voice into text, making it easier for students to revisit the lessons taught in their classroom.
Samsung will tie up with global AI companies to bring more AI features to its Interactive Displays. It has already tied up with Google to make the WAFX-P a Google EDLA-certified device. It also features Google Classroom and Google Drive integration.
The WAFX-P, which runs Android 15, comes in three sizes: 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch. It has an octa-core CPU with a powerful NPU (4.8TOPS), 16GB RAM, and 128GB SSD. Its 4K touchscreen can go as bright as 450 nits. The display also features a 4K camera, a microphone, and a 20W speaker.
The South Korean firm said it will bring AI features from this year's WAF series Interactive Displays to its 2024 WAF Interactive Display.
Hoon Chung, EVP of Samsung DX, said, “Samsung envisions a future where every classroom benefits from the transformative power of AI. By integrating advanced tools like generative AI and real-time transcription into our classroom displays with Samsung AI Assistant, we are not just enhancing learning — we are revolutionizing it.”
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