Samsung has opened this Monday the first technology museum in the country, focus on showing their industry history, which has helped them to launch them worldwide.
The innovation Samsung Museum, which is located in it’s headquartering of Suwos, at the south of Seul, shows around 150 products that changed de course of history, since the invention of the bulb, by Thomas Edison to the first tv, designed by John Logie Baird.
Visitors will be guided through all the exposition with monitors that will show more than 700 images and videos related, and “The Galaxy Ball”, that owns its name to the Galaxy telephones series for enterprises, and will send pictures from a tablet to a giant screen.
The museum has three exhibition rooms: at the first one, they show all the new areas that opened inventors and scientists, as Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the first practical telephone; in the second one they exhibit the semiconductor past and present, monitors and cell-phones; and in the third one, shows how Samsung products are connected with people’s life at school, work and even with military control centre.
The company also shows the electronic innovation that can be used at home, as the appliances that are managed with its system “Smarthome”.
The museum has clearly been created to show the Samsung technological competence as a label worldwide in appliances, smartphones and semiconductors, but also exhibit important articles from other prestigious enterprises as Siemens, General Electric and Philips to offer a better knowledge of the electronic history.
The museum will be opened under reserved during working days, but it won’t be necessary make reserves on Saturdays.
The schedule is from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm, and the languages available will be Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese and Spanish.
