Samsung's Sam Virtual Assistant to Arrive Soon and Here's the New 3D Version's First Look

Samsung is allegedly working on its new virtual assistant called Sam. Unlike Bixby, the company's previous virtual assistant, this new version is a 3D (3-dimensional) character.

Previously, Apple's main competitor only launched a 2D model of its virtual assistant, the current Bixby model. And now, some rumors and speculations are releasing some screenshots of the awaited 3D version of Samsung's virtual assistant.

With that, many fans are now excited about the new character, which underwent a radical change, especially when it comes to virtual design. Based on the leaked photos and videos, the tech giant company's new service has more expressions, textures, and poses.

These new features are expected to make Samsung's virtual assistant more modern and interesting. If you haven't seen Sam, here's what she actually looks like.

Samsung Sam Virtual Assistant's Leaked Design

According to Android Headlines' latest report, Lightfarm Studios is the first one that released Sam's renders. On the other hand, the visual arts production house also released a statement to help the users know what they can expect from Bixby's rumored replacement.

Thanks to Samsung and Lightfarm Studios' collaboration. The two companies were able to make a new character that looks like an anime. She has blue eyes, strong brows, black hair, and sleek eyes.

Aside from these, she can also be seen wearing a 3/4s shirt with the official logo of the Samsung Galaxy. On the other hand, Lightfarm Studios also disclosed the software is used to make new photo renders of Sam.

The production company said they used Adobe After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Marvelous Designer, Blender 3D, and SideFX Houdini. Professional photographers and digital artists are currently using all editing software.

How Does Sam work?

As of the moment, Samsung hasn't confirmed the details about Sam's features. Although this is the case, you can still have some idea based on Bixby's current capabilities.

Pocket-Lint previously reported that Samsung's current virtual assistant is specifically designed to carry out a full range of interactions. These include carrying out a single task.

On the other hand, this virtual feature can also understand natural language, which allows it to identify what the user wants to do, even when they don't speak. Thanks to Samsung's efforts, Bixby currently can know what you want even if your statements are incomplete.

Here are Bixby's other features that you need to know:

• Say "open Messages" to open the Messages app.
• Say "turn on HDR" to turn on that feature in the Camera app.
• Say "take a selfie and share it will Facebook" to force your device to do exactly that.
• Say "remind me to take medicine at 3 pm" so that Bixby will save the reminder.

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Written by: Griffin Davis