Five C-Lab projects will be showcased at the Samsung Developer Conference

Samsung unveiled three Creative Lab or C-Lab projects for the first time ever at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year in January. C-Lab is Samsung's innovation program that lets employees developer their own business ideas. Samsung then showcased three additional C-Lab projects at South by Southwest 2016. It has confirmed today that five C-Lab projects will be unveiled at the upcoming Samsung Developer Conference.

Projects due to be unveiled at SDC 2016 include LiCon, an app which lets users control various smart devices using a smartphone camera; Ahead, a communication device for people who wear helmets; AMe, a wearable vlogging camera for producing 360-degree VR videos; Entrim 4D+, a VR accessory that enables users to feel the movements of the on-screen action and ItsyWatch, a wearable device that helps children form good habits. These projects will be showcased at the Moscone West Center in San Francisco, California from April 27 to 28. Each project has been explained in detail on Samsung's official blog.

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