Samsung Electronics has expanded its commercial display product lineup by launching a 32-inch model of its glasses-free 3D display, 'Spatial Signage'. The addition of a small model to a lineup previously focused on large products allows for use even in limited spaces, such as store shelves and exhibition areas.

Samsung Electronics announced on the 28th that it is launching a new 32-inch product following the introduction of the 85-inch Spatial Signage earlier this year. In addition to the 85-inch and 32-inch models, the company plans to introduce additional products of various sizes in the future.

Spatial Signage is a commercial display that utilizes Samsung Electronics' '3D Plate' technology. It is designed to provide a sense of depth on the screen without the need for separate 3D glasses, and the 32-inch model was developed for displaying small items, such as shoes or jewelry, from various angles.

The 32-inch model features FHD resolution and a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. It can be used for content that displays the front, sides, and rear of the product as rotating videos. It has a thickness of 49.4mm and weighs 8.5kg, and supports VESA standard installation specifications, allowing it to be installed as a wall-mounted or stand-alone unit.

This product received the CES 2026 Innovation Award in the Enterprise Technology category and the Edison Award Silver. Based on this, Samsung Electronics plans to gradually expand its commercial 3D signage product line.

New features have also been added to the signage operation solution 'Samsung VXT'. Samsung VXT is a solution dedicated to commercial displays that supports remote device management, real-time monitoring, and content creation and distribution.

The newly added 'AI Studio' app supports the creation of video content for signage based on a single photo. In addition, it features a scheduling function that sets screen brightness, volume, and power by time of day, a smart download function that shares content between screens on the same network, and an event function that automatically broadcasts content based on conditions such as weather.