Too much technology at home not a good thing - here is why
Smart homes with connected appliances is the new trend in India. But, are ignoring the dangers of leaving technology unattended? February 13, 2021 / 08:01 AM IST
In probably three to four years, mundane tasks like switching on your coffee machine or washing machine, filling your bathtub or even answering the door will be replaced by artificial intelligence (AI). This would mean you could get work done without even getting up from bed. But, is this exposing us to more risks?
Think about it. Once your coffeemaker is smart, it can make the exact amount of beverage at the same time every day. But what about days when you are fast asleep or not at home? Unless you shut off the system, the coffee machine will do its daily job as usual.
Panasonic India expands IoT product offerings, eyes larger play in home automation
It launched connected refrigerator, washing machine, Wi-Fi fan, ROMA smart digital switches and smart Wi-Fi controller plugs and switches on the Miraie platform. February 11, 2021 / 05:13 PM IST
Electronic goods firm Panasonic India today announced the expansion of its Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled connected-living platform Miraie. It launched connected refrigerator, washing machine, Wi-Fi fan, ROMA smart digital switches and smart Wi-Fi controller plugs and switches on the platform.
The new range of Miraie appliances will be available across Panasonic brand shops, large format retail outlets and online platforms from next week onwards.