Samsung has lifted the curtains on this year’s C-Lab incubator projects with the aim of gauging the marketability and customer response to help cherry-pick the projects worth advancing.
The initiatives are all a product of Samsung employees themselves who are afforded the ability to create pet projects. While products and ideas showcased as their part aren’t always exactly practical, they can be quite interesting.
The star of the show is easily ZamStar. This one allows a user to sync up your music with other musicians around the world to almost create an online band of sorts. The feature is assisted by lights on the fretboard that sync with a given song and guide you on where to put your fingers.
Another interesting project but arguably more important in today’s age is Piloto – an AI solution that aims to help kids develop proper smartphone usage habits by teaching them “self-regulation skills.”
Innovision, meanwhile, is “a daily life eye-care system with a nursery mobile to catch suspicious symptoms of the strabismus and monitor visual ability development status for babies.” And finally, there is PROBA, an AI-based online exam service for administrators, test-takers, and supervisors.
Along with the aforementioned inside incubators, there is also a C-Lab Outside comprised of nine startups that are ready for the global market, one of which is Petnow — an AI-based biometric recognition solution for pets
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