technology goddess LGto smart home systems sleep tracking with artificial intelligence including. Partnering with a South Korean sleep startup, LG will develop smart home appliances that can detect when users are sleeping and change settings accordingly.
LG’s home appliances will be able to track sleep
Thanks to the cooperation between Asleep and LG, home appliances will be customizable. LG will listen to the breathing rhythm of users and follow their sleep stages with the microphone of devices such as smart TVs and smartphones. The Korean firm plans to integrate this technology into a range of products such as TVs, refrigerators, air conditioners, air purifiers and washing machines.
Thanks to the partnership between LG and Asleep, it was stated that the devices can be turned on and off according to the sleep phase and their settings can be optimized. For example, LG Whisen The air conditioner will automatically adjust the room temperature according to the user’s sleep stage. LG Aero Furniture the air purifier will go into sleep mode when it detects that the user is not awake.
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This technology, which belongs to Asleep, will be held next month. CES 2023It will be showcased in . It should be noted that the company has previously partnered with a number of companies that also produce beauty and health devices.
This won’t be LG’s only launch at CES 2023. The Korean firm will showcase “minimalist home appliances” by removing unnecessary buttons and decorative items from appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, ovens and dishwashers.
Minimalist devices can be upgraded via software and hardware, and users can LG ThinQ It is stated that the application can add new software features with the application. “These updates will challenge the notion that expensive appliances are designed with planned obsolescence in mind,” said Lyu Jae-cheol, President of LG Home Appliances.
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