Smart home in the AI ​​era: From laundry, cooking to security

Smart home technology is constantly evolving and becoming an indispensable part of modern life. Not only does it bring convenience, this technology also improves safety, saves energy and optimizes the performance of household appliances.

Reduce the burden of laundry

Washers and dryers are two appliances that have been integrated with AI, helping to improve efficiency immediately. With smart sensors and automatic modes, users can expect lower energy bills and longer-lasting clothes.

The latest technology in LG washing machines uses sensors to detect fabric type and load size. With over 20,000 data points, the machine selects the optimal cycle, adjusting the appropriate amount of water, saving water and electricity and maintaining fabric quality.

Your washer and dryer may be smarter than you think (Photo: CNET).

Dryers can also make similar adjustments. AI technology will recognize the weight and moisture content of clothes to optimize drying time, helping to save energy and protect fabrics such as linen, wool, etc.

Save water, reduce maintenance costs

AI is increasingly assisting humans in more sophisticated ways, helping to prevent problems and optimize device performance.

For example, the Moen Flow smart water sensor system monitors the flow in the plumbing system, helping to detect and prevent leaks before they occur, minimizing the risk of water pipe bursts.

This technology not only saves water but also significantly reduces repair and maintenance costs.

Revolutionizing Cooking

June smart oven is equipped with AI (Photo: June).

In the kitchen, AI is being integrated into induction cookers, ovens and refrigerators. Modern induction cookers can recognize pots and pans and automatically adjust the temperature, reducing the risk of fire or overcooking.

Some high-end ovens from Samsung and LG also have built-in cameras that help users monitor food without opening the oven, limiting heat loss and saving energy.

Samsung's smart refrigerator uses AI to monitor internal temperatures, automatically adjusting to keep food fresher longer and reduce waste.

The Breville blender is also equipped with a sensor that detects frozen, thick foods, helping to identify and adjust the rotation speed to optimize performance.

Vacuum cleaners are getting smarter

Roborock's robot vacuum cleaner has the ability to pick up obstacles on its way (Photo: CNET).

The technology of vacuum cleaners, mops, and lawn mowers is constantly improving. Thanks to AI and smart options, these "helpers" no longer work blindly.

At CES 2025, Roborock's Saros Z70 robot is equipped with a mechanical arm that helps remove obstacles such as hats, socks or clothes that have fallen on the floor and puts them in the right place.

An AI-powered lawn mower with optimized track wheel and blade design is also launched, making gardening easier than ever.

Protect your home from the inside

AI is having a big impact on home security, and mostly for the better (Photo: CNET).

AI can prevent risks before they happen.

For example, smart refrigerators can send alerts to customer service if they detect temperature changes, helping to prevent food preservation issues.

Household appliances such as smart cookers, dishwashers, and washing machines can also detect problems, helping to reduce water loss and the risk of fire.

Security camera systems are getting smarter, with the ability to recognize faces and distinguish between family members, guests and strangers. This technology helps reduce false alarms and provide more accurate information.

In addition, identification systems also track packages delivered to homes, reducing theft.

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