Galaxy S25 Edge and Gemini Live Bring AI to Life at Space Center Houston

Samsung has teamed up with Google to launch an interactive, AI-powered museum experience featuring the Galaxy S25 Edge and Gemini Live. The program runs from July 31 to September 25, 2025, at Space Center Houston, the official visitor center of NASA’s Johnson Space Center. The company plans more such programs later this summer.

Galaxy S25 Edge powers an interactive museum experience featuring Gemini Live

As part of the Gemini Live Museum Program, guests will use the Galaxy S25 Edge, Samsung’s slimmest S Series phone, to explore AI-powered exhibits and activities designed to enhance learning through immersive technology. The experience includes personalized insights, gamified exploration, and digital content sharing, all guided by Google’s Gemini Live AI.

Visitors will begin their journey at a central kiosk in the main plaza, where they’ll register and receive space-themed usernames like “APOLLO” or “MOON.” From there, they’ll be guided through the museum with interactive prompts and activities displayed on large digital installations throughout the exhibits.

Each stop offers hands-on demos with Gemini Live, allowing guests to unlock deeper educational content, track their progress on a digital map, and earn points toward prizes. Leaderboards will display fun museum facts and showcase Gemini Live’s unique features. Participants can win both physical and digital rewards, along with special retail offers from Samsung.

The Gemini Live Museum experience is open daily during museum hours at Space Center Houston. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or just curious about the future of AI-powered learning, this collaboration offers a fun and engaging way to explore the possibilities of Galaxy AI in action. Samsung says this is the first of several planned activations. The company will host similar Gemini Live experiences at museums in Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York later this summer. We will let you know when Samsung shares more details.