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Home Helpers: How televisions and robot vacuum cleaners use neural networks
Gadgets and technological innovations are increasingly relying on neural network technologies and support for AI assistants. In recent months, a number of innovations have appeared in Russia that make life much easier for users. Izvestia identified five interesting solutions among laptops, smartphones, robot vacuum cleaners, televisions, and smart devices for the home.
A Russian-built smartphone
The AQPhone M11 is a smartphone that can be immediately turned on and used without wasting time on settings. It is already fully ready to work "out of the box": it has pre-installed software that complies with government regulations. This means that it supports Russian cloud services and business applications. In addition, the device guarantees secure data storage and protects them during transmission.
The AQPhone M11 has an interesting feature — the ability to work in desktop mode. To do this, it is enough to connect your smartphone to a monitor, mouse and keyboard (via cable or wirelessly) and then use mobile applications on a large screen, similar to a computer. This is useful for working with documents, watching movies, or playing games, as the interface will be similar to a computer one.
The device supports integration with Russian AI assistants, including YandexGPT and GigaChat, and the Russian RuStore app store is installed by default. The AQPhone M11 can be useful for those who need a device that is already configured for Russian services. The gadget does not have excessive power, but it copes with everyday tasks: communicating, working with documents, watching content.
Laptop with a folding screen
A laptop with an unusual folding screen has appeared in Russia — Huawei MateBook Fold Ultimate Design. This is the first laptop in the world where the screen can "turn" into a keyboard (or vice versa) depending on how you use it.
In its normal (folded) state, the device looks like a compact laptop with a 13-inch screen. But if you need more space to work or watch movies, the screen neatly folds out to 18 inches, turning into a full-format display. And all this without loss of quality: the image remains clear and the viewing angles are wide.
It is important that when folding, the screen does not just "cover" the keyboard — it becomes the keyboard itself. That is, when the device is folded, you type on the screen, and open it — and the screen turns into a large display. This is convenient because you don't need to carry a separate keyboard or look for a place for it.
The case is only 7.3 mm thick, which is even smaller than most modern smartphones. It features a three-layer carbon backing that protects the screen and internal components from bumps and scratches. The laptop features support for Huawei AI Life AI technology.
A smart bed with a sleep instructor
The American company Eight Sleep has released a Pod 5 smart bed that can take care of your sleep with the help of AI. It consists of several parts: a flexible base (suitable for any mattress), a cover, blankets with electric heating and cooling, as well as a concentrator — all controlled by a smart system.
Such a bed can "hear" snoring (due to vibrations) and raise its head to stop it. The cover and blanket automatically adjust the temperature: from a cool 12.7 degrees to a warm 43.3 degrees. This is regulated by biometric sensors that determine a person's condition.
The same sensors monitor your heartbeat and breathing. If something goes wrong (for example, your heart starts working too fast or your breathing becomes erratic), the system will fix it. And a smart AI program, trained on sleep data from millions of people, adapts to a specific person over time.
In addition, the bed has built-in surround sound speakers. They play audio recordings for relaxation: meditation, white noise, soothing melodies.
Smart Robot Vacuum Cleaner
At the end of May, Dreame Technology, a specialist in cleaning equipment, presented new flagships at a presentation in Moscow: the X50 Ultra Complete and X50 Master robot vacuum cleaners, the H15 Pro heat vertical vacuum cleaner and the Z20 AquaCycle Station. These assistants undergo intensive training through AI testing at Dreame's headquarters in the Chinese city of Suzhou.
The main product of the presentation was the X50 Ultra Complete robot vacuum cleaner for complex layouts. Its ProLeap extendable legs overcome thresholds up to 6 cm, and the VersaLift navigation system adjusts the height of the sensors to low furniture. The technology is accurate to different surfaces: during dry cleaning, the brushes are lowered for dust, and the mop remains raised without wetting the carpets. The AI determines the degree of contamination itself and selects the optimal mode.
TV with built-in AI assistant
The Russian Tuvio 4K ULTRA HD QLED Frameless TV with a 75-inch screen is equipped with a built-in AI assistant integrated into the YaOS system. He learns from habits: he selects movies by genre, reminds you of your favorite programs, and voice control works instantly ("Turn on the show" and you're done). For children, the assistant blocks unwanted content, and parents can safely set a sleep timer or search for cartoons.
In addition, the TV supports various video and TV standard formats, works with external storage devices and the Internet via Wi-Fi. The 178-degree viewing angle keeps the image sharp even from the corner of the room, and the 24-watt acoustics make the sound surround without requiring external speakers.
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