Huawei is set to host its HarmonyOS Smart Home Technical Communication Meeting on August 26th at 10:00 AM, focusing on the cross-domain interconnection of people, cars, and homes. The event aims to showcase how technology empowers the ecosystem, delivering a refreshed smart living experience across all scenarios.
HarmonyOS Smart Home Gets an Autumn Upgrade
The announcement follows a recent update to the HarmonyOS Smart Home system, revealed by Huawei Smart Living on August 24th. This autumn refresh introduces a range of new HarmonyOS select products, enhanced control with six categories of shortcut commands, and upgraded features in the Smart Life app, including notifications for lights left on for extended periods.
Next-Generation HarmonyOS Smart Home Unveiled
This initiative builds upon the unveiling of the new-generation HarmonyOS Smart Home at the Huawei nova 16 series and full-scenario new product launch event in June. At that event, He Gang, CEO of Huawei Terminal BG, highlighted the system’s continued leadership, noting its first-place ranking in the pre-installed smart home market for four consecutive years. The latest iteration features an upgraded “1+3+N” solution.
The “1+3+N” Solution Explained
- “1” represents the Family Brain: This serves as the central computing and connectivity hub for the smart home.
- “3” denotes Interaction Methods: These include touch interactions via smart control screens, voice commands through the Xiaoyi Butler 6.0 assistant, and seamless, sensor-based passive interactions.
- “N” signifies Subsystems: This covers various aspects such as networking, audio-visual entertainment, and security. Specific subsystems include lighting, shading, water management, energy consumption, home appliances, furniture, and climate control (heating, ventilation, and cooling).
The upcoming technical communication meeting is expected to delve deeper into these advancements, elaborating on how HarmonyOS is facilitating a more integrated and intelligent living environment. The emphasis on cross-domain connectivity signals Huawei’s ambition to create a unified ecosystem where devices and users interact seamlessly, extending beyond the home to include automotive integration.
Huawei’s consistent innovation in the smart home sector, underscored by its market leadership, positions HarmonyOS as a key player in the future of connected living. The focus on user experience, convenience, and intelligent automation through its “1+3+N” framework promises to redefine how individuals interact with their living spaces and devices.
Further details on the specific new products, enhanced functionalities, and the technical underpinnings of the cross-domain interconnection are anticipated from the August 26th meeting.
