Amazon held its invite-only hardware and services event last night. During the event, the tech giant showcased some of its latest hardware in tech, including a home robot called Astro, the new echo and Ring products, including security hardware and services, and more. NS heroine The event was held on Tuesday, 28 September at 9:30 PM IST. Let’s take a look at what the all-out e-commerce giant announced during its Hardware and Services event last night.
a cute robot called astro
The most unusual device Amazon launched last night was its Astro Home robot. The Alexa-powered robot combines computer vision, artificial intelligence, Alexa and Ring technologies to become a rolling digital companion. The idea behind Astro is to solve the problems faced with stationery smart products, allowing easy communication for the elderly or disabled. Astro can be used to check rooms, people and pets in the house while users are away. The robot is designed to drive around your house without hitting walls or furniture. It also comes with modalities like eye expressions, screen motion and speaking ability. The robot uses a built-in periscope camera to look around the house, and a rotating screen to display expressions and information. Like other smart products, the microphone and cameras on the Astro can also be turned off.
A smart display that doubles as a board – Amazon Echo Show 15
Amazon’s latest Echo product comes with a smart display (or smart board?) The Echo Show 15 15.6-inch Full HD display and can be mounted on a wall or placed on a counter. The Echo Show 15 comes with the screen as the largest Echo and can be placed in both vertical and horizontal orientation. The Echo Show comes with Amazon AZ2 Neural Edge processor and comes with a new home screen with more customization options. The Echo Show 15 has been priced at $249.99 (approximately Rs 18,500) and will be available soon. Amazon did not mention the exact date of arrival of the Echo Show 15.
A new video calling device – Amazon Glow
Amazon Glow is a brand new video calling device designed with kids in mind. Amazon Glo is a 14-inch tall freestanding interactive device with an 8-inch display. Amazon Glow allows kids to make fun video calls to their loved ones. The device allows users to project 19-inch interactive puzzles, stories, or allow kids to engage in drawing activities on a 22-inch mat. All this, they can do with the person with whom they are connected on video call. Amazon has collaborated with some of the biggest child entertainment companies like Disney, Sesame Street and Nickelodeon to create original content for Glow. The Amazon Glo also costs $249.99 (roughly Rs.18,500) and comes with a matte case, 1 year of Amazon Kids+, and is bundled with Tangram Bits.
amazon hello
To help improve the Halo fitness tracker, Amazon also announced its latest fitness tracker, the Halo View. The company also announced Halo Fitness, a studio workout service, Halo Nutrition, which partners with companies like Whole Foods and Weight Watchers, as well as the Halo View fitness tracker that comes with an AMOLED display and is available throughout the Halo subscription. Comes with a year. At $79.99 (approx Rs 5,900). The Halo View fitness tracker comes with a familiar fitness tracker design with a color display that allows users to swipe through metrics.
Ring’s Always On Home Drone Camera
Amazon-owned Ring’s Always Home drone camera was the center of attention during Amazon’s event last year. The company has brought the Always Home Drone Camera back this year, and says it will start shipping soon for $250 (roughly Rs.18,500). However, it will be invitation only. The idea behind the camera is to use active sensors and a ‘dedicated neural processing unit’ to pick up on noise or activity within a user’s home, and then automatically exit its docking station. The docking station blocks the camera when the drone is at rest. The drone camera will circle around your home to give you a real-time feed of what’s happening in your home.
Amazon’s first smart thermostat
Amazon also launched its first smart thermostat. The Amazon Thermostat comes with a simple design and uses Honeywell’s home thermostat technology. The device has been priced at $59 (roughly Rs. 4,400) and works with most existing HVAC systems to perform standard thermostat tasks such as setting up routines in your home to lower or raise the temperature.
blink video doorbell
In addition to Ring, Amazon also owns security solutions brand Blink, and the company last night launched a new Blink video doorbell that costs $49.99 (roughly Rs. Or can be installed wire-free. battery life. There’s 1080p HD day and night video, two-way audio, chime app alerts, and the ability to connect to and sound your existing in-home chimes.
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