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Amazon will deploy artificial intelligence technology in 1,000 of its electric delivery vans by early next year to increase driver productivity, the company announced earlier in October.
TWICE, Residential Systems, and What HiFi? have announced the winners of their annual Best of Show awards at CEDIA Expo 2024. The products were nominated by the manufacturers, and a team of judges was employed to read through the entries and rate them on a number of criteria, including value, impact, and uniqueness to the market.
OliverIQ, a Smart Home as a Service (SHaaS) platform, is launching its new universal smart home hub, designed to streamline the adoption of smart home technology through its AI-powered assistant, Ollie. This new offering allows service providers to deliver a cohesive smart home experience with integrated support at an affordable price.
"OliverIQ makes service providers the smart home hero for their customers," said Will West, co-founder and CEO of OliverIQ. "Homeowners have become accustomed to using separate apps, fobs, and switches for everything."
People tend to choose small speakers for one of two main reasons. They either have a small room and therefore cannot accommodate anything bigger, or, even if they do have space, they want their speakers to be unobtrusive. In such a case, the speaker will usually end up right against a wall on a stand, or sitting on a shelf.
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