Smart Home "Fire of the Stars" has begun to show its "trend"

The gracefulness and the unknown of science and technology are always continuing to ferment. The massive amounts of information created by the mobile Internet and big data have wiped out traditional newspapers, magazines, and even television media. The highly efficient and rapidly changing information technology has shaken the survival model of the entire world. Concepts such as the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and smart living all embody the vision that humanity hopes to transform the tradition. With the advent of the 4G era and the popularity of wireless networks, smart homes have become a new round of commercial Red Sea following smart phones. Home appliance giants, internet giants, and some start-up companies have cut from the hardware, and some have taken away from the software. Some of them cut in from industry standards and have made smart homes one after another. With the advancement of science and technology, the future of the living room, the entire family and everything with "home, life." Related things will be expected to fully realize intelligent management. The “star fire” of smart homes has already begun to appear as “the power of the prairie fire”.

When it comes to smart homes, it is the United States. From the world’s first smart building in 1984 to Bill Gates’s “smart house”, it is this country with a high level of information technology and technology that gave birth to smart homes. The "Fire of the Stars". In this land of intelligent origin, there are development advantages that other countries do not have, scientific and technological elites from all over the world, super-commercial giants unmatched in the world, open culture, active thinking, and advanced concepts. All this Let smart homes grow and proliferate throughout the world. In this process, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Cisco and a series of emerging Internet of Things technology companies play an irreplaceable driving role. The layout of the Internet, mobile Internet, and Internet of Things giants in the smart home field has opened up a huge network of intelligence for the world, leading the smart revolution around the world. At the beginning of this century, smart homes have been rapidly developed in Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other economically developed countries.

As early as May 1998, Singapore held the "98 Asia Home Appliances and Consumer Electronic Products International Exhibition". It simulated the "future home" on the floor and launched the Singapore model of home intelligence system. At present, the Singapore model family intelligent system has covered the three-sheet copy function, security alarm function, video intercom function, monitoring center function, home appliance control function, cable television access, household information message function, home intelligent control panel, Intelligent wiring box, broadband network access and system software configuration. After 2007, European smart homes entered a stage of rapid development, and smart homes in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and other countries presented a personalized development trend. During this period, some aspects of smart homes in Europe have even surpassed the United States, especially in the generation, transmission, management, and service of energy, which has effectively increased individual household energy management and optimized energy consumption. South Korea's smart home development can be described with 4A, namely Any Device, Any Service, AnyWhere, Any Time, and its smart home devices are more standardized in functional subdivision. The advantages in the field of smart phones have laid a solid foundation for the development of smart homes in Korea. The global group of Samsung, LG and other smart homes in the field of smart homes has further promoted the entire Korean home intelligence process. In addition, the Korean government has adopted multiple policy support for smart communities and smart homes. At present, over 80% of new projects in South Korea use smart home systems. Japan is also a country with a relatively advanced smart home. It presents the scale and grouping of development, design, and construction, emphasizing people-oriented, function-oriented, taking into account the characteristics of future development and environmental protection. Its intelligent home equipment can be described as pervasive, with a very high degree of application. In addition to the realization of home automation networking, it also achieved high-level intelligent functions through biometric authentication.

With the further upgrade of physical networks, mobile Internet, artificial intelligence, and wireless technologies, smart life, smart communities, smart cities, and smart nation construction will all enter the golden era of development. The competition in the smart home field has risen to the level of national competition.