The Samsung Innovation Museum: A Journey Through Time and Technology

As we walked towards the Samsung Innovation Museum, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. This was going to be a trip that would take us on a journey through time, showcasing the progress that Samsung has made in technology over the years. We were greeted by the museum's impressive exterior, which seemed to blend seamlessly into its surroundings. As we entered the museum, we were immediately struck by the sheer scale of the exhibits on display.

The Evolution of Electricity

We began our tour at the evolution of electricity exhibit, where we saw some of the earliest forms of electric storage devices dating back to 1746. This was followed by an original induction motor from 1883, which demonstrated just how far we've come in terms of harnessing and utilizing electrical energy. As we moved through the exhibit, we saw the transition from black and white televisions to color TVs, with each new innovation marking a significant step forward in the development of technology.

The Evolution of Mobiles

Next, we delved into the evolution of mobile phones, which has been an incredible journey. From the first portable radio communication device made by Motorola in 1943, to the first smartphone from Nokia in 1996, each new innovation was a major breakthrough. We saw early models like the Motorola StarTAC, which was released in 1999, and the Nokia 7650, which was one of the first camera phones. The exhibit also showcased the development of Bluetooth technology and the impact it had on mobile communication.

The Samsung Journey

As we explored the museum, we couldn't help but notice the many exhibits that highlighted Samsung's own journey in the tech industry. We saw early smartphones from Samsung, including the Omnia H2O, which was released in 2009, and the Galaxy S series, which has since become one of the most popular smartphone lines on the market.

A Glimpse into the Future

As we left the museum, we were struck by the sheer scale of the campus. The Samsung Innovation Museum is not just a museum – it's an entire mini-city, complete with cafeterias, shops, and even play areas for kids. We were invited to take a tour of the facilities, which gave us a glimpse into what life might be like in this futuristic city.

The Corning Factory Tour

After spending some time exploring the campus, we decided to visit the Corning Factory, which was located about an hour's drive from our hotel. Although we weren't allowed to bring our smartphones inside, we were able to take a tour of the facility and learn more about how Gorilla Glass is made. The factory was impressive, with rows of machines humming away as they produced sheet after sheet of glass.

The Lotte World Tower

On our final day in Korea, we decided to visit the Lotte World Tower, which stands at an impressive 550 meters tall. We began our tour from the ground floor and took a lift all the way up to the 117th floor, where we were treated to breathtaking views of Seoul. As we walked across the observation deck, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer scale of this massive tower.

A Cruise Around the Harbour

As part of our trip, we also took a small cruise around the harbour, which gave us a unique perspective on the city. The boat was packed with seagulls, which seemed to thrive in the midst of all the activity. As we sailed past various landmarks and buildings, I couldn't help but feel grateful for this opportunity to experience Korea's vibrant culture.

A Lasting Impression

As our trip came to an end, I couldn't help but reflect on the many incredible experiences we had. From the Samsung Innovation Museum to the Corning Factory tour, and from the Lotte World Tower to the cruise around the harbour – each moment was memorable in its own way. As I looked out at the breathtaking views of Seoul, I knew that this trip would be a lasting impression on me for years to come.

A Special Memento

As we left Korea, we were given a small memento by our hosts – a token of appreciation for the incredible experiences we had during our stay. It was a thoughtful gesture, and one that I will treasure for years to come.

The End of an Amazing Trip

And so, with that, our trip came to an end. We had experienced so much in such a short time, and yet, it felt like just the beginning. As we made our way back home, I couldn't help but feel grateful for this incredible adventure – one that would stay with me forever.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enjust about a week ago I had actually gone to South Korea and visited the Samsung headquarters I'm sorry guys in the past one we couldn't post any video because I had a lot of personal work and I was also not feeling that well and I had actually carried this Samsung Galaxy s23 Ultra which is a success to the s22 ultra which I feel uh aged very well in fact I had actually posted a video on the s22 ultra after the Android 13 update about two months ago you can watch that I'll leave the card but anyways uh let me actually give you the glimpses of the three-day trip what we did in Korea in fact they have a thing called Sim Samsung Innovation Museum which was spectacular but let me just quickly share the Snippets with you there was no direct flight to Korea so I had to take a flight from Hyderabad to Bangkok and from Bangkok to actually South Korea this is when we actually landed in South Korea just heading to the hotel hi guys you could say this is the first day in the Korea and it's morning and we are going to the Samsung City something will be leaving there and it's supposed to be pretty exciting and uh so let's see and it's pretty the weather is pretty chilly I think it must be about four or five degrees as often yeah so let's head there and have a look it was approximately one hour trip from Seoul to the Samsung campus just entering the Samsung campus Outsiders are actually not allowed in this one and this place is actually huge first we went to the Sim that is the Samsung Innovation Museum there was this pathway before we entered the Samsung Innovation Museum basically showing us the progress that we have made in technology in terms of the gadgets and stuff we use heading towards the Samsung Innovation Museum so guys we are at the Samsung Innovation Museum and we have a lot of things and again this is a place where any Tech enthusiasts will love it because uh the kind of stuff that we have how things evolve are the history of TVs mobiles and everything that we'll be seeing so pretty pretty excited about it let's go out and see what they offer they start with the evolution of electricity electricity became an essential part this is the first electric storage device that was in 1746 and this is actually an original induction motor in 1883. how electricity started to actually change uh things slowly in our lives from electricity we moved to the television this is actually the first television in the world that is uh made in 1930 and it actually had a five inch screen and these are again some of the early uh actually televisions of course these were in black and white these were some of the first TVs that started producing basic colors so you could say this was the evolution of the color televisions now let's move to the innovation of mobiles this you could say it was the first portable radio communication two-way communication that was made by Motorola in 1943. look at the size of this device the first in mobile devices this was the first in 1985 they say more expensive than a car and again 1993 the first smartphone first foldable of phone flip kind of attack 1996 I think so this was my motorolaife I recall and again first camera phone in 2001. so giving an evolution of the mobile industry uh first Bluetooth uh mobile phone uh so giving a glimpse of how this the Nokia communicate her how can we forget that one the evolution of for mobile uh the Sim based Nokia what I liked was the transparency for example they had all the brands whoever invented or was the first these were some of the notable Samsung actually smartphones that Samsung had earlier made when we exited the Samsung Innovation Museum this is what we thought a cool touch this location is actually very very huge they have actually cafeterias they have shops Etc here so actually it's like a mini City you could uh say within this in fact they had a very very big cafeteria area one of the biggest that I have seen they also actually have various Sparks around the campus and as you can see here we have the view they also have play areas and stuff over here so it's kind of a small uh what do you say City kind of a thing also you could say they call it the Samsung digital City later on we add a session regarding the sustainability and how Samsung is trying to be eco-friendly next day actually we went to the corning's uh Factory this was actually about two hours from our hotel so we would take it in a pass and again sadly I can't show you a footage because we are not allowed to actually take our smartphones inside the factory but we did have a glimpse of how the scorning glass is made this is actually the next day it was a free day the last day of the trip actually going towards Lotto wall Tower this is supposed to be the tallest building over here 550 meters we're just at the basement right now we'll be going up and entrance is actually pretty cool it's trippy it's trippy to me this little Tower this 550 meters tall and we are going to the 117th floor and from there we'll climb to 121st floor uh this left is supposed to be very very fast it actually holds Organics world record view from the 117th floor and guys this is actually trippy walking see we are just walking over it so it is damn trippy it looks easy on the uh wow everybody's feeling like trippy when you're walking on this oh yeah okay let's go back let's go back let's go back very nice view of South Korea from this observation deck on the lotto Tower beautiful view of cherry blossom trees and we were lucky because this Bloom's just about a week in a full year we also went on a small cruise this was a 40 minute ride and just notice the amount of Seagulls that were there even when this boat was just moving all the seagulls were just floating above us because people were feeding and they were throughout the trip of this small ride back in India and this was a small Memento that they gave so guys that was my quick video on the Samsung trip to Korea a pretty exciting trip I would say the biggest highlight for me was that the Samsung Innovation Museum what what do you feel was great in Korea uh do let me know anyways guys that's it for now thanks for watching this is Ranjit and I hope to see you in my next videojust about a week ago I had actually gone to South Korea and visited the Samsung headquarters I'm sorry guys in the past one we couldn't post any video because I had a lot of personal work and I was also not feeling that well and I had actually carried this Samsung Galaxy s23 Ultra which is a success to the s22 ultra which I feel uh aged very well in fact I had actually posted a video on the s22 ultra after the Android 13 update about two months ago you can watch that I'll leave the card but anyways uh let me actually give you the glimpses of the three-day trip what we did in Korea in fact they have a thing called Sim Samsung Innovation Museum which was spectacular but let me just quickly share the Snippets with you there was no direct flight to Korea so I had to take a flight from Hyderabad to Bangkok and from Bangkok to actually South Korea this is when we actually landed in South Korea just heading to the hotel hi guys you could say this is the first day in the Korea and it's morning and we are going to the Samsung City something will be leaving there and it's supposed to be pretty exciting and uh so let's see and it's pretty the weather is pretty chilly I think it must be about four or five degrees as often yeah so let's head there and have a look it was approximately one hour trip from Seoul to the Samsung campus just entering the Samsung campus Outsiders are actually not allowed in this one and this place is actually huge first we went to the Sim that is the Samsung Innovation Museum there was this pathway before we entered the Samsung Innovation Museum basically showing us the progress that we have made in technology in terms of the gadgets and stuff we use heading towards the Samsung Innovation Museum so guys we are at the Samsung Innovation Museum and we have a lot of things and again this is a place where any Tech enthusiasts will love it because uh the kind of stuff that we have how things evolve are the history of TVs mobiles and everything that we'll be seeing so pretty pretty excited about it let's go out and see what they offer they start with the evolution of electricity electricity became an essential part this is the first electric storage device that was in 1746 and this is actually an original induction motor in 1883. how electricity started to actually change uh things slowly in our lives from electricity we moved to the television this is actually the first television in the world that is uh made in 1930 and it actually had a five inch screen and these are again some of the early uh actually televisions of course these were in black and white these were some of the first TVs that started producing basic colors so you could say this was the evolution of the color televisions now let's move to the innovation of mobiles this you could say it was the first portable radio communication two-way communication that was made by Motorola in 1943. look at the size of this device the first in mobile devices this was the first in 1985 they say more expensive than a car and again 1993 the first smartphone first foldable of phone flip kind of attack 1996 I think so this was my motorolaife I recall and again first camera phone in 2001. so giving an evolution of the mobile industry uh first Bluetooth uh mobile phone uh so giving a glimpse of how this the Nokia communicate her how can we forget that one the evolution of for mobile uh the Sim based Nokia what I liked was the transparency for example they had all the brands whoever invented or was the first these were some of the notable Samsung actually smartphones that Samsung had earlier made when we exited the Samsung Innovation Museum this is what we thought a cool touch this location is actually very very huge they have actually cafeterias they have shops Etc here so actually it's like a mini City you could uh say within this in fact they had a very very big cafeteria area one of the biggest that I have seen they also actually have various Sparks around the campus and as you can see here we have the view they also have play areas and stuff over here so it's kind of a small uh what do you say City kind of a thing also you could say they call it the Samsung digital City later on we add a session regarding the sustainability and how Samsung is trying to be eco-friendly next day actually we went to the corning's uh Factory this was actually about two hours from our hotel so we would take it in a pass and again sadly I can't show you a footage because we are not allowed to actually take our smartphones inside the factory but we did have a glimpse of how the scorning glass is made this is actually the next day it was a free day the last day of the trip actually going towards Lotto wall Tower this is supposed to be the tallest building over here 550 meters we're just at the basement right now we'll be going up and entrance is actually pretty cool it's trippy it's trippy to me this little Tower this 550 meters tall and we are going to the 117th floor and from there we'll climb to 121st floor uh this left is supposed to be very very fast it actually holds Organics world record view from the 117th floor and guys this is actually trippy walking see we are just walking over it so it is damn trippy it looks easy on the uh wow everybody's feeling like trippy when you're walking on this oh yeah okay let's go back let's go back let's go back very nice view of South Korea from this observation deck on the lotto Tower beautiful view of cherry blossom trees and we were lucky because this Bloom's just about a week in a full year we also went on a small cruise this was a 40 minute ride and just notice the amount of Seagulls that were there even when this boat was just moving all the seagulls were just floating above us because people were feeding and they were throughout the trip of this small ride back in India and this was a small Memento that they gave so guys that was my quick video on the Samsung trip to Korea a pretty exciting trip I would say the biggest highlight for me was that the Samsung Innovation Museum what what do you feel was great in Korea uh do let me know anyways guys that's it for now thanks for watching this is Ranjit and I hope to see you in my next video\n"