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Smart Home

A smart home is a residence that uses internet-connected devices to enable the remote monitoring and management of appliances and systems, such as lighting and heating. The features of a smart home system include Advanced home network, remote access, advanced security, lighting control, automated appliances treatments etc. the main objective of the functions is to improve the quality of life and convenience in the home. Other goals are greater security and more efficient use of energy thanks to connected, remote-controllable devices.

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NXP iMX 6QuadPlus Applications Processors

The i.MX 6QuadPlus family delivers dramatic graphics and memory performance enhancements and are pin-compatible with a broad range of i.MX 6 processors. This device encompasses ...

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Consumer Electronics

Consumer Electronics are devices meant for day-to-day use in a consumer setting. This includes household appliances, vehicles, PCs, and many other items. With the advent of IoT, many new product categories are being introduced into this sector, many of which are existing household furnitures that have added functions through the use of sensors and communication modules.

Smart Wearables

Smart Wearables come in many forms, with a large portion of the population owning and wearing some of these daily. This includes smartwatches, like the Apple Watch, or health trackers, like the FitBit. The functions of the wearables can vary greatly, with some connecting to other devices on hand for easy tracking of notifications, using the wearable to pay for items through the use of bluetooth or nfc modules, to healthcare-related uses such as monitoring of heart rate and oxygen levels in the wearer's blood.

Wireless Charging

Wireless charging refers to the process of charging devices without the use of wires, through the use of electromagnetic induction. Typically requiring the charging module and the device to be at close range, it reduces the clutter caused by wires, and reduces risks that come with it, like electrical fires.

Wireless Communication

Wireless communication (or just wireless, when the context allows) is the transfer of data between points without the need of an electrical conductor or optical fiber. The most common wireless technologies use radio waves.