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Ten AI Trends Revolutionizing Consumer Electronics Field


There is no doubt that AI technology is already making a huge impact on our daily lives. We have seen the capabilities and application of AI in the manufacturing industry, in oceans and even in the air. Now, AI is gaining importance in consumer electronics as well.
While there are many ways that AI is changing our world, let us explore ten trends that are worth mentioning and that is revolutionizing current consumer.

1.  Smart Homes
The complete automated home is a new concept, but slowly the world is moving towards it is realisation. Such as intelligent devices can automatically get switched off or on, and be monitored in real-time using Smartphone.
2.  Smart TVs
Internet-connected TVs have become a lot smarter with Ai technology. Next-generation intelligent smart TVs can connect to the internet wirelessly, and access online streaming services.  
3.  Voice-enabled technology
We are witnessing the use of voice assistants, such as Amazon and Google Assistant, in developing countries like India.
4.  Instant language translation
No language barriers anymore? Well, that is true with the latest Ai-powered language translation devices. Such as translators are becoming popular, especially among frequent travellers and students.
5.  AI-driven education
Robots that play games to assist human beings are being used in schools. AI technology is assisting children with disabilities or encourages technical creativity.
6.  Smart security systems
Capabilities of traditional surveillance cameras can be enhanced using AI, the IoT and machine learning. Modern cameras can be trained to monitor specific locations, generate alerts and take real-time actions to safeguards user’s assets.
7.  Online shopping
This is a global trend that is shaping the behaviour of consumers. AI algorithms provide product recommendations based on assessments of individual buying patterns and product preferences, making the shopping experience more relevant, enjoyable and satisfying.  
8.  Evolution of consumer behaviour and adaptation
AI has embarked on its journey of revolutionizing consumer electronics. Consumers are trying to embrace the opportunity brought about by AI technology.
9.  Data protection
Governments around the world are trying to enhance data protection regulations and put the right regulatory standards in place to protect the consumer against data breaches.
10.  Regulators and developers
AI is growing at a fast speed while at the same time there are a number of issues to be addressed, including the danger of killing robots, digital privacy for consumer and other ethical issues. There are regulatory bodies that monitor and control various AI developments to protect consumers.

Applications of AI in consumer electronics open up many growth avenues and opportunity. The IoT, AI and machine learning are being used in many consumer electronics. Thus, devices will soon become more autonomous and get better at assisting consumers in the future.

References:
ElectrionicsHubs.com
EDN network
Electronicsforu.com




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