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EMS provider Lite-On Technology has disclosed it has been developing IoT (Internet of Things)-based smart-home product lines, such as devices for smart lighting and smart energy management.
Lite-On has shipped more than three million lighting control modules for smart-home applications to clients in North America and will develop many models of smart lamps and lighting control modules in 2018-2019. Lighting control modules can be linked to smart speakers for voice-command control. In the North America market, lighting control modules are installed by home decoration undertakers and for DIY after-market sale as well. Lite-On plans to begin selling lighting control modules in Asia markets at the end of 2017 or in 2018.
At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) during January 9-12, Lite-On will showcase a smart mattress which can monitor users’ physiological information inclusion breath, heart rate and pulse.
After scoring points in IoT-based smart-home applications, Lite-On will extend development and production to IoT-based smart-building and smart-manufacturing applications with focus on energy management, security monitoring and automated control solutions over the next five years.
Lite-On’s IoT-based smart-home devices.
Photo: Shihmin Fu, Digitimes, November 2017
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