Love Visual Home automation system demo simple and Intelligent

"Sohu Digital News" February 1 news, Love, as seen recently announced into the field of remote home surveillance, and launched the name of a family of smart products, including several "networking equipment." What about the experience of these devices? The Technology Web site Lint recently played it: the 1 smart home series includes devices such as motion sensors, mini cameras, alarms, and smart sockets, all of which are connected to a hub via Low-power Bluetooth, an Android tablet. The idea behind this series is to give you an extensible wireless system that allows you to change the device in your home or add new elements. Love shows that they are not for the sake of family automation, but for the purpose of flexible and interesting effects. The center of Control is a Google-certified Android tablet. It has a 7-inch display, arched back designed to make the fuselage stand upright. You can keep it in a place at home, or carry it around like a regular tablet. It's a full-featured Android device that can run regular apps, play multimedia content, or anything other Android devices can do. Most importantly, the tablet runs software that controls smart home products. All of the Smart home products are connected to this flat with low-power Bluetooth, rather than the hub or bridge connected to your router. Since these devices need to be connected to the hub plate, rather than being connected to the mesh network like other home automation systems, they may have some limitations on functionality, but this is very simple, and each device is at a glance in the control application. The control applications on the tablet will let you monitor each connected device-check their status, or perform a series of other operations. These devices work in a ifttt manner, triggering an alert when a specific situation is met. For example, if the weather sensor detects that the temperature is below 0 degrees and the humidity is above 50%, you can let the system remind you to perform the frost on the car, or let the camera take pictures every time the front door is opened. 1 There are a range of devices that can be added to the system, including motion sensors, mini cameras, door and window motion labels, weather sensors and smart sockets. Love can be said that more equipment will be added, the total number of around 20. Smart sockets are very interesting products that can make it possible to control common household appliances such as lamps or coffee machines. These sockets can provide a remote switching function and can track electrical consumption. Love now offers a set of starter kits for consumers to buy, priced at £ 149.99 (about 1500 yuan), including tablets, motion sensors and mini cameras. You can also purchase additional components, which are priced between 20-30 pounds. Love does not intend to launch all products at once, they aimBefore just in a few core products to test water, more press conference in the future in place. The 1 Love visual system is not priced at a high price and is easy to expand. The power of these devices is provided by the battery, thus eliminating the trouble of wiring. You can put a sensor in the front door, and when someone approaches, the system can warn you. These reminders are not limited to the tablet. With the Android/ios version of the application, no matter where you are, you can access your smart home device on your phone, or receive a reminder notice. In general, this is a smart but simple, not confusing system, and modular settings make it easy to expand and sell at an acceptable price. (Eskimo)