So far, the control center of smart homes has always been the smartphone. As the demand for home data storage, AI intelligence, office use, and secure access continues to grow, products in the form of home servers (integrated storage and computing) are bound to move from the current few enthusiasts into every household.
1. With the increase in smart home terminals and data, smartphones can no longer meet the needs. Insufficient computing power: Difficult to handle tasks such as AI security and 8K video; Storage islands: Family photos are scattered, and cloud backup poses high privacy risks; does not support office use.
2. This product should have the following features: Home data storage (entertainment, monitoring), computing power (fall detection for the elderly, facial recognition, entertainment games), office use (essentially a computer host, just requiring an additional screen).
Additionally, this product will integrate: video storage (NVR capabilities), office (PC host capabilities), file storage (NAS capabilities), AI (connected smart home functionalities), forming a “multi-functional” base.
3. The interaction with home robots is difficult to assess; it has not been fully thought out yet.