Neon emerged from the Samsung Technology and Advanced Research Labs (aka STAR Labs) division. It's funded by Samsung, but operates independently from the technology giant.

Despite Samsung’s backing, Neon is not related to any Samsung products or its Bixby voice systems. A Star Labs spokesperson told CNN Business that Samsung knew few details about the concept ...

What is Samsung’s mysterious “artificial human” project Neon? We speculated that the company was building realistic human avatars that could be used for both entertainment and business ...

Mistry said Neon is aware of the concerns about developing human-like AI. “There’s always good and bad [sides] of any technology and how we use it,” he said. “That applies to not only AI ...

For the past few weeks, a Samsung subsidiary named STAR Labs has been teasing what it calls “Neon” — an “artificial human” that will be unveiled at CES 2020. What exactly Neon is or is ...

While Neon is funded by Samsung and is part of Samsung's STAR Labs, its artificial humans are not a Samsung product. It also isn't related to Bixby, Samsung's digital assistant that first appeared ...

Samsung’s Star Labs brought digital avatars to CES 2020 and got burned by its own fanfare. After a slightly disappointing demo, Neon has a hell of a lot of work to do ...

The Neon demos prove that Samsung is more interested in developing the face of the artificial human, but, sadly, the demos do not even show actual working avatar. Instead, we’re looking at ...

Samsung's artificial human NEON will not be coming to phones anytime soon. It'll be available in 2021 but only for B2B customers.

Days before Samsung is set to unveil Neon project at the CES 2020 in Las Vegas, details of a forthcoming "Artificial Human" have surfaced. But this is apparently not a Bixby reboot.

Samsung has been sharing Neon teasers fairly frequently over the last few weeks, but we’re still not sure exactly what to expect from this particular … ...