New use of smart bulbs: anti thief

February 3rd, Qualcomm recently developed a smart bulb, not only can be connected to the mobile device or household appliances through the Wi-Fi, and even can change the color change scare thieves.

This kind of networking smart light bulb can be based on different scenarios, mood and position to transform the light and shade and color. In the Wi-Fi environment, the bulb can with the automobile, household appliances and other electronic equipment "dialogue", not only can automatically open or close, also can transform many different colors, to meet user requirements in safety, health and other aspects of the game situation.

This bulb is Qualcomm and LIFX Co developed. Prior to this, LIFX has developed a Wi-Fi bulb can emit 16 million colors. This technology is based on the AllSeen Alliance (AllSeen Alliance) developed AllJoyn framework. AllSeen alliance was created by Qualcomm Corp, whose members are related to the Internet of things. The introduction of this smart bulb makes Qualcomm a new step in the construction of smart home and home automation.

There are already a number of suppliers and Qualcomm Corp contract. For example, the security company ADT has plans to use Qualcomm's technology in its home security system. When the alarm rang, ADT security system will be intelligent instruction light emitted red light and blue light, so as to cause the owners attention, and deter thieves.

Qualcomm President Derek aberle (Derek Aberle) at this year's CES consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, through machine learning, intelligent lighting system can improve the efficiency of energy use, so as to help the family to reduce electricity costs.

Qualcomm's technology can also be used to help identify intelligent systems need to replace the bulb. The intelligent center can detect the broken bulb and notify the relevant personnel to change the bulb. This is especially useful for data centers or large offices.

Qualcomm is working with Sylvania lighting systems, including Havells suppliers. Havells Sylvania will use Qualcomm Technology in its smart bulbs and lighting systems. Qualcomm may also find more customers within the AllSeen alliance. The alliance has more than 100 member companies, including SONY, LG, Haier, Electrolux and other large customers.

These smart lighting systems need to support the AllSeen alliance AllJoyn framework, which is designed to help different devices to easily identify each other and pass each other commands. These intelligent systems can communicate with AllSeen certified TV, washing machines, refrigerators and other electrical or electronic products. When a smart car compatible with AllJoyn is close to a private driveway, the system center can instruct the smart bulb to turn on or off.

In recent years, Qualcomm has tried to expand the market share in the field of smart home and the Internet of things, and the acquisition of a number of wireless technology companies. Qualcomm smart bulb benchmark design using Qualcomm's low-power Wi-Fi chip.

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