Samsung Electronics is set to unveil a new generation of intelligent home appliances at the upcoming CES 2026, marking a significant leap in AI-integrated home management. The South Korean tech giant announced that its exhibition, scheduled from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas, will focus on a comprehensive suite of upgraded products designed to offer seamless, adaptive solutions for modern households.
Revolutionizing Fabric and Garment Care
The spotlight will be on the enhanced Bespoke AI Laundry Combo and the Bespoke AI AirDresser. The laundry combo addresses the core need for efficiency with a Super Speed cycle that leverages high-pressure spray technology. Its improved Booster Heat Exchanger ensures faster drying times. A notable addition is the Auto Open Door+ feature, which activates air circulation post-wash to prevent mildew and odor. The appliance's intelligence is boosted with the ability to detect five different fabric types and monitor soil levels in real-time. Samsung is also expanding market reach by introducing a more affordable variant with simplified controls.
Making a comeback after three years, the Bespoke AI AirDresser receives substantial upgrades. It now features Auto Wrinkle Care and an intelligent drying system that adjusts timing based on the load size. Its Dual JetSteam system is claimed to eliminate up to 99.9% of certain viruses and bacteria. For a connected care experience, it syncs with the Laundry Combo via Auto Cycle Link, automatically suggesting the optimal drying course for garments.
Smarter Climate Control and Advanced Cleaning
In climate control, Samsung is introducing the Bespoke AI WindFree Pro Air Conditioner. Its new triple-blade technology enables seven customized airflow modes. These include Max Wind for 15% faster cooling and Long Reach Wind, which can extend airflow to twice the normal distance. The unit employs radar-based sensors to detect user presence, automatically directing or diverting air for comfort. Furthermore, its AI Energy Mode can potentially reduce power consumption by up to 30%.
The cleaning portfolio gets a boost with the flagship Bespoke AI Jet Bot Steam Ultra robot vacuum. Powered by Qualcomm's Dragonwing processor, it features advanced AI-driven object recognition to identify humans and pets, and includes liquid detection capabilities. With enhanced wheel mechanics, it can now climb thresholds as high as 2.4 inches, significantly reducing the need for manual intervention during cleaning sessions.
Setting the Stage for an AI-Driven Home
Samsung's CES 2026 lineup underscores a clear strategy: to deeply embed artificial intelligence into the core functionality of everyday home appliances. The focus is not just on automation but on adaptive intelligence—appliances that learn, respond, and interconnect to simplify chores and enhance efficiency. From ensuring perfect fabric care to optimizing energy use and delivering thorough, hands-free cleaning, these innovations are poised to redefine the standards of convenience and smart living for consumers globally, particularly in tech-savvy markets like India.
