Google's Smart Revolution: reveal new products for your home!

Google's Smart Revolution: reveal new products for your home!

nicht vorhanden, Österreich - Google has announced extensive innovations for the home app today, which are currently in the public test phase. The focus is on the aspects of security, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation. These functions aim to significantly improve the user experience and optimize the control of smart home devices. The integration of the new Gemini AI platform is particularly mentioned, which is intended to take on tasks in the smart home and also enables voice transmissions via loudspeakers. The OE24 reports that a targeted camera investigation is also part of these innovations, even if there are currently no voice commands available.

In addition, users can search more comfortably by double typing on the screen page in the home app camera clips. An interesting feature is the presence detection already available in the app, which is done either via GPS or special sensors in Google devices. Further useful information, such as from Nest Protect-Rauch and carbon monoxide detectors, are now available directly in the home app.

new functions for more security and user -friendliness

The home app has its support for smart door locks that support the Matter standard adapted to the user needs. Users can now manage access codes and receive notifications about castle processes. The favorite function was also expanded; Additional tiles can be pinned and adapted to tablets and smartwatches. A new Home Summary Widget for Pixel users is also in the test phase, but is currently only accessible on invitation.

A central component of the new features is the integration of AI into the smart home products through the Gemini platform, which aims to significantly improve Google Assistant, Home and Nest cameras. According to [Heise] (https://www.heise.de/news/googles-gemini-bieht-ins-smart-home-an assistant-nest-and-home-9826375.html), the language model enables the processing of natural language, videos and text and now allows users to search specifically for events in camera recordings. An example of this would be the search for "dog and treasure", which underlines the application of the AI ​​in the daily use of smart homes.

The future of the smart homes

In addition, it shows that AI simplifies automation in the smart home. Applications via the Google Home app can now also be formulated in natural language, which significantly simplifies interaction with the system. In addition, new voices and improved communication for the Google Assistant are announced based on Gemini, which should be available in the course of the year.

The developments on Google reflect the trend towards Ki Smart Homes, which are more than just connected devices. According to SmartBer, they are dynamic systems that adapt to the needs of users. These intelligent systems can automate recurring tasks, recognize patterns in user behavior and thus facilitate everyday life. Challenges in data security and device compatibility are still present, but experts expect Ki Smart Homes to become standard within the next few years.

Overall, Google sets clear impulses for the future of smart homes with the new functions of the home app and the integration of artificial intelligence and shows that innovations are promoted in this area to further improve user-friendliness and security.