Not only televisions, but also Amazon is entering the field of home appliances manufacturing with its first smart refrigerator | Technique
Amazon wants to make refrigerators and take full advantage of its artificial intelligence to provide unique services.
A few weeks ago, we reported that Amazon is developing its first smart TVs for this month. This is a very ambitious project as part is manufactured by other companies such as TCL and It shows the direction the e-commerce giant wants to take.
But Amazon doesn’t want to stick with TVs. We’ve already seen your smart bot and now we know that too They are developing a smart refrigerator That would make the most of the technology the company already uses in other areas.
as stated in Business Insider Spain, this refrigerator can Monitor your purchases and suggest new products or recipesThis will be the way to bring your own AI into the lives of consumers to provide their assistance from day one.
When we talk about the technology they actually use, we refer to, for example, those in Amazon Go stores to monitor food and see if customers pick it up or leave it, or in the Dash Cart itself.
Many details about this smart refrigerator are still unknown, but it is known that it has been worked on in a wide range Codename Project Pulse, which is being invested around 43 million euros.
The idea is that you don’t just analyze the food inside too You can predict what the user needs, notify if something will be finished, suggest recipes and even order food If permissions are granted. The latter can be very interesting for a company that actually sells fresh food online.
Anyway, as with TVs, Business Insider reports that they are being considered at this time.”Amazon won’t make these smart refrigerators. The idea of the e-commerce giant is Partner with hardware companyand has already had extensive talks with a large number of electronics brands“.
probably Over the coming months, this Amazon movement will be detailed, along with pricing. It will likely launch in the US first, but after that it won’t take long to reach Europe.
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