Switchbot launches three devices for a smart home based on AI

Switchbot claims that its new center of artificial intelligence is able to recognize events, and a colorful display on electronic ink can generate works of art. Close a column of miracles-companions robots.

Switchbot, known for her unusual and smart home gadgets, presented three new devices based on AI at the IFA exhibition, writes Xrust. This is a smart home and center, a colorful frame for drawing electronic ink and a couple of anime pets with AI. The latter are Nico and Noah.

All-seeing AI
Switchbot AI Hub is an improved version of existing Switchbot smart home hubs designed to connect and control Bluetooth devices. Among them are smart curtains, locks and lighting. This model uses both built-in and cloud artificial intelligence, interacting with Switchbot cameras and sensors for collecting, processing and interpreting information about what is happening in your house.

The company claims a gadget can recognize many events. For example, the fall of an elderly person. Having fixed what happened, he launches a help protocol. This “understanding of events” uses a model of machine vision (VLM), which requires a cloud and subscription connection. At the same time, artificial intelligence built into the device can recognize faces, pets, vehicles, furniture and much more, helping you track the location. The company claims that you can even ask him, for example, “show me where I left the phone” and he will show the corresponding videos.

The company also introduced AI Art Frame — the colorful display E Ink Spectra 6, which combines home decor and creativity of artificial intelligence. You can upload your own photos or create works of art using the tips in the Switchbot application, which operates on the basis of a local-trained model of artificial intelligence of the company.

Two Noah and Nico-Nico-new Switchbot and nico-pits from the KATA series. Friends. Robots described as soft homemade gadgets “created for communication” wave their paws and blink their luminous blue eyes. They resemble fluffy penguins and, according to Switchbot, are equipped with small wheels that allow them to move on their own.

The company also claims that bots based on artificial intelligence can «recognize gestures and emotions and show such feelings as happiness, sadness or jealousy ”, as well as study your home routine.

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