LG will use AI to make appliances that can detect if you’re sleeping

LG and Korean sleep technology startup with artificial intelligence Asleep are working on smart home appliances that can detect when a user is asleep and adjust accordingly, according to LG’s Korean website and The Korea Economic Daily.

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The artificial intelligence technology of asleep allows users to track the four stages of sleep based on the sounds of their breath, using devices that have microphonessuch as smart TVs and smartphones.

LG plans to integrate that technology into other products such as televisionsrefrigerators, air conditioners, air purifiers and washing machines.

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Gadgets will sync with your sleep cycles

Using that information, these devices can turn on or off and optimize settings based on whether or not a user is asleep. For example, air conditioning Whisen from LG It could automatically adjust and optimize the room temperature based on the sleep stage the user is in.

Other devices, such as the Aero Furniture air purifier from LGmight switch to sleep mode if it detects that the user is not awake.

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Asleep will show her Sleeptracking APIthe technology that measures sleep and transmits the information to products from other companies, in CES 2023 next month.

The startup will also partner with other companies, such as amorepacificin different products, such as beauty and health devices.

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LG will also be in CES and will showcase other technology, including a new line of minimalist appliances, such as a refrigerator, washer, dryer, oven, and dishwasher, that will omit unnecessary buttons and decorative elements.

These minimalist devices can be updated by software Y hardware; users can add new software features via the in-app Update Center LG ThinQ.

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“Upgradability challenges the idea that expensive appliances are designed with planned obsolescence in mindsaid Lyu Jae-cheol, president of home appliances at LG Electronicsin January, when the upgradability program for LG.

“We want customers to experience the feeling of having a new washing machine or refrigerator throughout the life cycle of an appliance. LGnot only the first time they take it home”.

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