LG Unveils ThinQ ON AI Home Hub At IFA 2024
At IFA 2024, LG Electronics introduced the LG ThinQ ON AI home hub, designed to be the centerpiece of a connected smart home ecosystem. Powered by LG’s Affectionate Intelligence, this innovative hub offers easy connectivity and personalized experiences by learning from individual usage patterns and trends. The ThinQ ON enables users to control their AI appliances and IoT devices with natural, conversational voice commands, enhancing convenience and comfort in the home.
The compact and lightweight hub features a cylindrical design in muted colors, allowing it to blend with any décor. Equipped with an AI speaker, it facilitates interactions with LG’s AI voice assistant and supports a range of audio content. The ThinQ ON is powered by a high-performance AI chipset, ensuring scalability for future enhancements.
The hub’s generative AI capabilities allow it to understand the context of conversations and tailor experiences based on user preferences. It also autonomously monitors the smart home ecosystem, notifying users when tasks are completed or if issues arise. Users can easily check or change appliance settings using voice commands and configure routines to automate operations.
Certified by Matter, the ThinQ ON supports various network connectivity options, including Wi-Fi and Thread, ensuring easy setup and compatibility with a wide range of devices. LG plans to expand its open platform by incorporating more brands and devices, following its recent acquisition of smart home platform company Athom.
Security and privacy are safeguarded by LG Shield, which encrypts and securely stores user data, preventing external tampering. The ThinQ ON represents a significant step toward LG’s vision of the “Zero Labor Home,” offering an AI-driven lifestyle that prioritizes customized comfort, care, and convenience.
Visitors at IFA 2024 can explore LG’s latest AI Home solutions, including the ThinQ ON, at the company’s booth in Berlin.
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