Samsung's JB Park On India's Innovation Future

"What inspires me most about India is that it constantly exceeds expectations," Park said. "Today, we don't look at India just as a market of 1.4 billion people. We see India as a place where the future of technology is being imagined, developed and led," he added.

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Samsung's AI Push In India

As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms consumer technology, Samsung's engineers in India are also collaborating with global teams to develop next-generation AI experiences. "AI will only be meaningful if it solves real problems for real people. And, there are few places that challenge us to do that better than India," Park said.

India's scale, diversity and rapidly evolving technology landscape are increasingly shaping how Samsung approaches innovation. Samsung's R&D engineers in Bengaluru and Noida work alongside colleagues across its global R&D network, contributing to technologies and experiences for India as well as the rest of the world.

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"India challenges us to innovate differently," Park said. "Building products for a country of this scale and diversity means designing solutions that are intuitive, inclusive and relevant to millions of people with very different needs. Those innovations often go on to benefit consumers around the world," he added.

Investing In Talent, Not Just Technology

Samsung's investments in India have also extended beyond manufacturing and R&D to talent, skills, education and innovation.

"Technology does not create progress on its own. People do," Park said. "We believe human potential is the most important technology platform of all," he added.

"Young people are using technology to solve some of the most pressing problems faced by society. That is exactly the kind of innovation India needs now and in future," he noted.

A 30-Year Legacy Measured Beyond Products

As Samsung marks three decades in the country, he said its legacy in India should ultimately be measured not only by the products, manufacturing ecosystem and research capabilities it has helped built, but by the people and ideas it has helped nurture.

(With inputs from IANS)