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Samsung has showcased AI-powered, connected enterprise solutions at its Business Experience Studio (BES) at Two Horizon Centre in Gurgaon. Spanning retail and banking environments, Samsung’s integrated ecosystem is designed to transform customer-facing spaces into intelligent, adaptive and experience-led platforms.

As part of this vision, Samsung introduced its Spatial Signage — glass-free 3D digital displays, marking a significant step forward in immersive engagement across high-impact commercial environments.

Immersive 3D Innovation

Samsung’s Spatial Signage combines the clarity of 2D visuals with natural, lifelike depth—without the need for 3D glasses. Powered by patented 3D Plate technology, the display creates spatial depth behind the LCD panel, enabling content that appears to extend beyond the screen while retaining sharpness and visual fidelity. Spatial Signage doesn’t just display content — it surrounds the viewer with stunning depth and hyper-real visuals that feel almost alive.

The 2.15m display features 4K UHD resolution in a 9:16 format, enabling 360-degree rotating visuals for enhanced product storytelling. Backed by Samsung’s Quantum Processor, it delivers 4K upscaling, 16-bit color mapping and dynamic HDR refinement, along with an anti-glare panel for consistent clarity in high-traffic environments.

Designed for real-world deployment, the display features a slim 52mm profile and lightweight build, enabling integration across retail stores, bank branches and premium environments.

“The future of physical environments is being redefined by the convergence of immersive experiences and intelligent systems. As businesses move from static formats to dynamic, data-driven engagement, the ability to seamlessly integrate AI, content and display technologies becomes critical. At Samsung, we are building connected ecosystems that enable this shift—helping enterprises across retail and financial services create adaptive, secure and scalable experiences that respond in real time to customer needs,” said Puneet Sethi, Vice President, Enterprise Business, Samsung India.