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Samsung Electronics

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Samsung Electronics (KRX: 005930) is a Korean technology conglomerate developing semiconductors, displays, mobile devices, and robotics.

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Founded
1969
HQ
Suwon, South Korea
Status
Public

The verified answer

As of Oct 2026, DEPLOY verifies Samsung Electronics: 6 models, 7 deployments across 4 regions. 24 sources back the record.

Regulatory status2 FDA De Novo authorizations1 FDA 510(k) clearance

Samsung Electronics holds 2 FDA De Novo authorizations and 1 FDA 510(k) clearance, per the DEPLOY registry.

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PublicKRX: 005930

CategoryRobot vacuums

Models

6

Deployments

7

Patents

12

Overview

Samsung Electronics (KRX: 005930) is a Korean technology conglomerate developing semiconductors, displays, mobile devices, and robotics. Samsung's robotics division produces consumer and industrial robots, and the company makes strategic investments via Samsung Catalyst Fund and Samsung Next.

Reality check

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Became Rainbow Robotics' largest shareholder, to speed development of cobots, mobile manipulators and autonomous mobile robots.

AI-driven factories (company-claimed)

Plans to move global manufacturing to AI-driven factories by 2030, linking AI software with robotics and factory automation.

Verified record

Verified deployments
7 deployments on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

Helix investment (company-stated, Sep 2026)

Samsung Electronics (USD 500 million) and five affiliates (C&T, SDS, SDI, Life Insurance, Fire & Marine) committed USD 1 billion in total.

Helix Digital Infrastructure

A KKR-launched AI infrastructure platform for hyperscale data centers, power, transmission and fiber; founders include KKR, KIA, NVIDIA and Vistra.

Data & sources

News coverage

2

Patent documents

12

Web sources

10

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Models (6)

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Current platform

Samsung JetBot

Samsung JetBot robot vacuum with LiDAR and AI object recognition.

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Current platform

Samsung Jet Bot Robot Vacuum

The Jet Bot is Samsung Electronics' commercial robot vacuum cleaner featuring LiDAR-based navigation and AI object recognition for autonomous home cleaning. Samsung established a dedicated Robotics eXperience (RX) unit in 2026 to consolidate its robotics capabilities.

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Current platform

Samsung Galaxy Ring

The Samsung Galaxy Ring is a smart ring that collects biometric data including heart rate, skin temperature, sleep tracking, and activity metrics. Samsung's Data Terms require biometric information to be encrypted in transit and at rest; its Galaxy Wearable privacy notice acknowledges data may be sold under the CCPA definition and shared with service providers and analytics partners for marketing. Sold at $399.

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Current platform

Samsung Jet Bot AI+

The Samsung Jet Bot AI+ is an autonomous robot vacuum manufactured by Samsung Electronics and released in 2021. It pairs a LiDAR sensor with an Intel AI chip for real-time recognition and avoidance of over 50 household object types. The vacuum delivers 30 watts of suction power and integrates with Samsung's SmartThings platform for voice control via Bixby and coordination with other Samsung home appliances. Home maps including floor plans, room layouts, and device placements are generated through SmartThings Map View. A Clean Station docking base provides automatic dust emptying with a sealed HEPA bag. Camera footage from cleaning sessions may be processed via SmartThings servers.

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Current platform

Ballie

Rolling home companion robot with AI, camera, and projector. Follows users, controls smart home devices, displays content on walls. CES 2024 announcement, release pending.

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Current platform

Samsung Galaxy Watch (and Galaxy Ring)

Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Ring are biometric-primary devices with FDA-cleared cardiac and sleep AI on the Watch, recorded in the new biometric form factor. The Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra, both from July 2024, carry a BioActive sensor combining optical heart-rate, electrical ECG, and bioimpedance sensing, while the Galaxy Ring announced in July 2024 carries an accelerometer, optical heart-rate, and skin-temperature sensor for sleep, heart rate, and an Energy Score but has no ECG and no FDA-cleared medical features. The Watch's clearances, held through the Samsung Health Monitor app, are an on-demand ECG cleared in 2021, an Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification for atrial fibrillation announced in May 2023, and a sleep-apnea feature authorized via FDA De Novo on February 9, 2024 as the first such feature authorized by the FDA, for moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea in adults 22 and older. A significant cap-flag applies to blood pressure: the Galaxy Watch's cuff-calibrated blood-pressure feature was available internationally for years but not FDA-cleared in the US, and when Samsung launched it to US users around March 31, 2026 it did so explicitly without FDA clearance under the agency's general-wellness low-risk-device policy, so it is a wellness carve-out rather than a medical clearance and marketing it as medical-grade blood pressure exceeds its regulatory status, while the Galaxy Ring carries no FDA-cleared medical features and should not be conflated with the Watch's clearances. The devices are sold by hardware purchase with no subscription, Samsung's clinical-validation posture is growing with a strong regulatory record but thinner independent peer-review than Apple, and the exact clearance number for the atrial-fibrillation feature and whether the US blood-pressure wellness launch will later pursue FDA clearance are not verified.

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Partnerships

Every company Samsung Electronics has built with, alongside the ones only announced in a press release.

10 total9 operating1 just announced

Most-frequent partners

  1. 11X Technologies1× joint7 total
  2. 2Applied Materials1× joint2 total
  3. 3ASML Holding1× joint
  4. 4Broadcom1× joint1 total
  5. 5Cadence Design Systems1× joint3 total
  6. 6Corning1× joint

Most recent

  1. Samsung x Google AI Smart Glasses2026-05-20
    with Googlejust announced
  2. Samsung x Google Cloud (Ballie Gemini AI)2025-04-09
    with Google Cloudoperating
  3. 1X Technologies Series B (2024)2024-01-12
    with 1X Technologiesoperating
  4. Samsung Electronics x Rainbow Robotics (Strategic Investment)2023-03-01
    with Rainbow Roboticsoperating

Relationships

BBroadcomTechnology partnerAASML HoldingCustomerRRenesas ElectronicsCustomerCCadence Design SystemsCustomerAApplied MaterialsCustomerCCorningCustomerGGoogle CloudTechnology partner11X TechnologiesCo-developerEEQT VenturesInvestorNNistad GroupInvestor

Current leadership (4)

Former / Previously (1)

Media (1)

Company-anchored media. Official assets the company has published at the company level, distinct from model-anchored media that lives on individual product pages.

Safety record

No incidents on record for Samsung Electronics.

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Operator customers (1)

Recent coverage

Samsung Electronics in third-party press

Samsung bets on mature 8nm node for automotive and robots

Oct 21, 2026

Tailored for Every Home: Samsung “The Brief” Goes Global With AI-Powered Home Appliances

Oct 20, 2026

Samsung Art Store Unveils Curated Collection From Art Basel Paris 2026

Oct 20, 2026

Peers

144 peers across 1 segment. Every Samsung Electronics competitor derived from shared form-factor and application-domain edges.

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113 companies in this segment · competitive (HHI 831.3520919269878) · leader Bond at 1957%

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Registry pages whose text names Samsung Electronics.