Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speaker: Scott Vlaminck – SmartThings

With automation, any developer can bring magical experiences to smart homes. The new ecosystem presents a bevy of potential opportunities for new services and business. Join us to learn how to make an automation app based on specific events, devices or scheduled triggers and make the most out of our smart home automation APIs – you’re only limited by your imagination!

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speakers: Jungwoo Kim, Jongheun Yoo – Samsung

Join us for a comprehensive overview of Galaxy of Games, Samsung’s game data analytics web service that provides game market stats, up-to-date game industry intel, and more.

We will also give an update on Galaxy GameDev Program, the game developer support program since 2016 with new landing page and performance tools!

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speakers: Will Mason – Upload, Nicolas Meuleau – Unity Technologies, Jules Urbach – OTOY Inc.

We are entering an era in which digital services and communication are going to be rendered spatially. This is the true promise of AR/VR/Mixed reality content, a metaverse where you can create and share and information with true presence. Everything from devices to the web to the social fabric of society will be affected enormously by the decisions that we make today. Ready or not, the tools of tomorrow are already being adopted to build an AI driven open metaverse.

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speaker: Yeojin Kim

Over the past two years, Samsung virtual reality UX designers went through continuous trial and error creating and designing apps for Gear VR. Join this session to witness the fruits of their labor and grasp the core principles of VR UX design.

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speakers: Nola Donato, Tom Flynn, Alvaro Mota Goncalves – Samsung, Pierre Fouilloux, Luc Normandin – TIMECODE LAB – SYNCVR.io, Keith Ha – AlcaCruz Inc.

The Gear VR Framework (GearVRf) Project is a lightweight, powerful, open source rendering engine with a Java interface for developing mobile VR games and applications for Gear VR. Join us to hear about how you can get started with this simple, powerful, efficient and optimized for mobile open source framework!

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speaker: Taeyong Kim

Since Samsung introduced Gear VR in 2014, there have been many innovations in virtual reality. In this session, we will share what’s on the horizon for Samsung in the VR space and offer a glimpse into where we are headed across devices, software and services.

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speakers: Adam Cheyer – Samsung, Bryan Johnson – Kernel, Ray Perrault – SRI International, Tom Standage – The Economist
Machine learning, better known as artificial intelligence (AI), has become one of the hottest topics in technology. Things that were once science fiction – computers that can talk, self-driving cars, and using your face to unlock things – are now real. But AI’s rapid progress raises many questions. How quickly will the technology be adopted, and what will the implications be? How will improvements in AI change our perception of our own intelligence, and what it means to be human? How might AI and brain-computer interfaces allow humans to enhance themselves? This expert panel will cut through the noise of the AI debate, separating fact from fiction, giving you a better understanding of the state of AI – and equipping you with the mental toolkit you need to make sense of its development in the years to come.

Samsung Developer Conference 2017 Session
Speaker: Jared Ficklin – argodesign

As we go about our day-to-day lives deeply immersed in our smartphones, we may come to believe that the future will be mostly things we see on the screens in our hands. But the future holds much more. We believe many of our usual mobile experiences will leave the device, moving instead to smart TVs or other glass interfaces, and many more will not engage our eyes at all but other senses, as we already see with wearables. Join us as we indulge in some futurism. How can we see things normally not seen? How can we have experiences without user interfaces? What could the next pattern of computing look like and how would that impact products, design and our increasingly digital lifestyles?