Samsung Electronics launches its vision for the future, “together for tomorrow”, on the sidelines of CES 2022.
Jong-Hee’s main speaker (JH) Han, Deputy Chairperson, CEO and DX Division Head (Device Experience) on Samsung, highlighted efforts The company to deliver new togetherness times, with customizable experiences that reflect a developing consumer lifestyle, and innovation that mark progress for the community and the planet.
“I am happy for you to be part of our vision to see how innovation can create positive changes, [and] to join us and work together for tomorrow,” Han said.
“This development will make sustainability part of your product experience, allowing you to live a more sustainable life.” Samsung’s vision for the future is built on what is called the company “daily sustainability.” This is the concept that the company claims to inspire Samsung to put sustainability at the heart of everything he does.
How Samsung works towards the “daily sustainability” Samsung vision says that it has realized its vision by adopting new product manufacturing practices, low-impact, reduction packaging footprints and more sustainable customer experience, and with disposal of products that are responsible on the internet.
the end of their life cycle.
The company said that its efforts to reduce carbon emissions throughout the production cycle also obtain recognition from carbon trust, world-leading authorities on carbon footprint.
Last year, the carbon carbon certified memory chip helped reduce carbon emissions with almost 700,000 tons.
To further introduce everyday sustainability for more products, the Samsung Visual Display Business plans to use 30 times more recycled plastic than in 2021.
The company also revealed plans to expand the use of recycled materials to cover all cellular products and household appliances Next three years.
In 2021, all Samsung TV boxes included recycled materials.
And this year, the company plans to expand the use of recycled materials to enter the box interior packaging too.
Now, recycled materials will be put in styrofoam, box holders and plastic bags.
The company also announced the global expansion of the tail packaging program, which changed cardboard boxes into cat houses, side tables, and other useful furniture items, would include packaging for household appliances such as vacuum cleaners, microwaved ovens, air purifiers, and others.
Samsung also builds sustainability into its products.
For example, the company introduced an increase in Remote Solarcell, which eliminates battery waste with a default solar panel that can be charged during the day and night.
The enhanced Solarcell remote gets electricity from radio frequencies on devices such as Wi-Fi routers.
In 2025, Samsung planned to make all TV and telephone chargers operate on near-zero standby power.