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LG sensor adds smarts to your 'dumb' home appliances

LG sensor adds smarts to your ‘dumb’ home appliances

Posted on August 31, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Sure, it’s easy to find connected home appliances, but what if you want to add a dash of intelligence to many of your existing appliances (not just one or two)? LG might come to your rescue before long. It’s launching a SmartThinQ Sensor which uses feedback like temperature and vibration to tell you what your devices are doing. It can tell when your washer has finished by waiting for the shaking to stop, for instance, or tell you if someone left the fridge door open while you were out.
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