Internet of Things (IoT) allows for machines to connect toInternet and talk among themselves. Now, the next level of human technologicalprogress is Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) which builds upon IoT andallows the interconnected machines to learn its user’s preferences and begin topredict what they want next. An analogy can be made between the products inyour home and your social media feed. The social media feed predicts what youwant to see, and so will the AIoT.
Smartphone brand Realme that launched 55-inch 4K SLED smartTV along with couple of other tech-lifestyle products will have a portfolio ofmore than 50 Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) products by the end ofthe year to cater to the India market, a top company executive said onThursday.
According to Madhav Sheth, Vice President, Realme and CEO,Realme India & Europe, the festive season is around the corner and theyhave exciting plans for the AIoT products as this is just the beginning.
"Smart, versatile and connected IoT solutions are nowin huge demand in the country. Overall, we aim to introduce in total 50+ AIOTproducts by the CY 2020, so stay tuned for more surprises," Sheth toldIANS.
"We are also preparing some exciting offers for ourcustomers to get their hands on the amazing range of Realme AIoTproducts," Sheth said.
The company kicked off the festive season with a 55-inch 4KSLED smart TV, a 100W soundbar, Buds Air Pro and Buds Wireless Pro with ActiveNoise Cancellation, N1 sonic electric toothbrush with the powerful sonic motorand smart home products such as Smart Cam and Smart Plug.
The Smart Plug connects gadgets and electronic devices tosmart home networks effortlessly and supports Wi-Fi connectivity.
The SLED display technology is developed by Realme inpartnership with John Rooymans, Chief Scientist of SPD Technology (SpectralPower Distribution).
The spearheading by Realme should be good news for all ascompetition is good for everyone – the consumers and the producers.