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"Turn the light off," "Turn off the air conditioner."
Now Your Home Can Understand Your Voice Command
Hyundai Telecom Commercializing Korea's First Voice Recognizing Home Network System
"We offer you the smart house which is controlled with voice command."
Hyundai Telecom, the home network system manufacturer, announced on the 3rd that it installed 'imazu' which enables controlling the system through voice recognition for the first time in Korea at the 805 households in Dongbu Centreville in Daechi-dong, Kangnam in Seoul which recently started moving in.
The voice recognition function is activated when the home network wall pad installed on the living room wall is set in 'Out' mode. The user then sends the commands such as "Turn on the living room lights," "Turn on the bed room air conditioner", "Close the valve", etc. over the fixed line or mobile phone to control the various devices such as the gas, air conditioning and lights. It is simple enough to be used by the children or senior citizens who may be unfamiliar with such systems.
It has added features such as recording and replaying of the visitor moving images, address book, voice alarm, and gas/water/heater/hot water metering.
Furthermore, the complex parking lot or playgrounds can be monitored in real time through the CCTV. The maximum security for the residents is ensured by the immediate notification to KT Telecop, the security company, when the intruder is detected.
The Herald Business
Now Your Home Can Understand Your Voice Command
Hyundai Telecom Commercializing Korea's First Voice Recognizing Home Network System
"We offer you the smart house which is controlled with voice command."
Hyundai Telecom, the home network system manufacturer, announced on the 3rd that it installed 'imazu' which enables controlling the system through voice recognition for the first time in Korea at the 805 households in Dongbu Centreville in Daechi-dong, Kangnam in Seoul which recently started moving in.
The voice recognition function is activated when the home network wall pad installed on the living room wall is set in 'Out' mode. The user then sends the commands such as "Turn on the living room lights," "Turn on the bed room air conditioner", "Close the valve", etc. over the fixed line or mobile phone to control the various devices such as the gas, air conditioning and lights. It is simple enough to be used by the children or senior citizens who may be unfamiliar with such systems.
It has added features such as recording and replaying of the visitor moving images, address book, voice alarm, and gas/water/heater/hot water metering.
Furthermore, the complex parking lot or playgrounds can be monitored in real time through the CCTV. The maximum security for the residents is ensured by the immediate notification to KT Telecop, the security company, when the intruder is detected.
The Herald Business