Samsung has a history in the space industry primarily through its former subsidiary, Samsung Aerospace Industries, which was involved in manufacturing aircraft and aircraft engines; this division was later merged into Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) in 1999. More recently, Samsung has been exploring satellite communication technology for its mobile devices and has also partnered with companies like SpaceX to test its Galaxy Watch's capabilities in monitoring astronaut health during space missions. Samsung's Galaxy smartphones were sent to space to capture high-resolution images, showcasing the phone's camera technology. Key activities include satellite communication R&D, aerospace component manufacturing (historically), and technology validation in space environments.
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The Exynos W920 supports a unified wearable platform that Samsung built jointly with Google.
Many partners and customers, including Samsung, Uber, and Twitter, benefited from Foursquare's Developer API.
Samsung is actively seeking ways to enhance its ToF sensors to provide comparable AR experiences to those offered by LiDAR technology.
The integration of Viasat's MDD software into the Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition improves situational awareness and maintains mission effectiveness for warfighters.
Viasat will support the Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition across multiple carrier networks, private 5G SIMs, Wi-Fi 6, and Citizens Broadband Radio Service networks.
Viasat's Mobile Dynamic Defense cybersecurity software is now available for the Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition solution.
Viasat's Mobile Dynamic Defense platform will protect sensitive Department of Defense, U.S. federal government, and international Five Eye allied forces information on the Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition device.
Perigee Aerospace has raised around $12,000,000 from Samsung Venture Investments, LB Investment and others to develop the Blue Whale 1 small launcher.
Seventeen smartphone brands were integrating Galileo as of late 2017, including Apple, Sony, Google, and Samsung using Galileo-enabled chipsets in recent models.