Is the era of home appliance intelligence really coming?

How far is smart home appliances from our lives? From market research data, we can see that as early as China, there are more than 100 million potential smart home customers. The average cost per household is 1,000 yuan per year, and there is a market of 100 billion yuan. It is more institutionally forecast that by 2015, smart homes will be The market will reach 124 billion yuan.

With the gradual growth of China's home market, international giants have launched smart homes, and the domestic market has also bred new innovative applications. In terms of the home appliance industry, Smart TV follows the pace of smart phones and develops many smart application software. Smart air conditioners can realize the Internet of Things application technology; smart refrigerators can be remotely controlled to monitor food preservation status in real time. More and more smart applications will be perfectly integrated into home appliances.

But it is worth mentioning that the rapid development of smart home appliances has brought a lot of sequelae. People's ability to consume smart home appliances is mediocre. "Intelligent" is regarded as a luxury, high-end hat, and the concept behind smart homes is backward. As a result, smart home appliances have stagnated.

In addition, China's broadband access to home users has lagged behind that of developed countries. Including the user will encounter "flock" phenomenon when using the computer to access. The involvement of smart appliances undoubtedly poses higher challenges to broadband speeds. When users have many smart products, will they not be able to use them normally because of their speed?

From the home appliance market research, there have also been two polarized developments. Smart TVs are growing rapidly, while smart air conditioners and refrigerators are tepid. For consumers, cost-effective "experience" has become the standard for selecting smart products. In the editor's opinion, with wisdom, it is better to win with quality. From a long-term perspective, quality is the cornerstone of success.