Connected devices are becoming increasingly adaptive to everyday\nneeds.<\/p>\n
Berlin, (ANTARA\/PRNewswire) \u2014 Haier, the world\u2019s number one major\nhome appliances brand for 17 consecutive years*, showcased its AI-based\nsmart home ecosystem at IFA 2026. The technologies displayed by Haier\ncover a wide range of household needs, from garment care, food storage\nand cooking to entertainment, digital services and robotics. Under the\ntheme \u201cHome of Intelligent Possibilities\u201d, Haier introduced the concept\nof a connected home capable of doing more than merely executing\ncommands. Haier devices can recognise surrounding conditions, understand\nuser needs, learn user habits, and then adapt the way they operate.\nThrough this approach, Haier creates an experience at home that is more\npractical, adaptive and responsive.<\/p>\n
AI that Adapts to Daily Activities<\/p>\n
Across its product range, Haier uses AI to process information in\nreal time and adjust device usage based on detected conditions. One\nexample is the Vision 15 washing machine, equipped with an internal\ncamera, sensors and algorithms to recognise a range of factors, from the\nsize of the laundry load and load balance to the level of foam. Based on\nthis information, the system automatically adjusts the water volume,\ndetergent dosage, drum movement and washing programme. For food storage,\nthe Maestro prototype combines several preservation technologies in a\nsingle device. Meanwhile, the AI Food Care System 2.0 can identify\nstored food items and recommend suitable storage conditions so that\nusers can manage and preserve their food more effectively.<\/p>\n
A similar approach is applied to the ID Ultimate Series 6 oven. Its\ninternal camera can recognise food whilst monitoring the cooking\nprocess, then automatically halting the programme once the food reaches\nthe desired result. In the living room, UltraSense AI analyses the\ncontent being watched as well as the surrounding environment, then\nadjusts picture and sound quality on the Haier Smart TV in real\ntime.<\/p>\n
This range of technologies extends the use of AI across various\nhousehold activities, from washing clothes and storing food to cooking\nand enjoying entertainment. Through the hOn app, Haier Europe integrates\nproducts, services and various smart home features into a single digital\nplatform. Connected devices then communicate and operate according to\nthe user\u2019s routines, so that smart technology is not merely present as a\nfeature but can genuinely be used in everyday activities.<\/p>\n
Haier\u2019s smart home ecosystem has also expanded on a global scale.\nAccording to Euromonitor International, Haier Smart Home was named the\nworld\u2019s number one smart home company by global revenue in 2025. Haier\u2019s\nsmart home platform now has more than 130 million registered users\nworldwide and recorded 86.1 billion interactions across various smart\nscenarios throughout 2025.<\/p>\n
Expanding the Role of Intelligent Technology into Physical\nInteraction<\/p>\n
Haier is also exploring the application of AI and embodied\nintelligence across various physical activities. In its exhibition area,\nHaier displayed a humanoid robot capable of interacting with household\nappliances, a cleaning robot able to recognise various objects and types\nof dirt, and a companion robot providing assistance through voice\ncommands and support tailored to the user\u2019s needs.<\/p>\n
The application of this technology is also being extended beyond the\nhome through the Haier Exoskeleton. Its sensors and algorithms can read\nthe user\u2019s movement intentions in real time, then adjust the level of\nassistance according to each user\u2019s needs. This technology also supports\nmobility without restricting natural freedom of movement. Overall, the\nseries of demonstrations reflects Haier\u2019s efforts to integrate AI,\nhousehold appliances and robotics to deliver solutions more relevant to\nhuman needs.<\/p>\n
The entire technology portfolio rests on Haier\u2019s open \u201c10+N\u201d\ninnovation system, which connects global research resources with an\nunderstanding of user needs across various regions. In the first half of\n2026, Haier topped IPRdaily\u2019s global smart home invention patent list\nfor the 15th consecutive time. Over the next five years, Haier plans to\ninvest a minimum of EUR 13 billion in developing fundamental\ntechnologies, including artificial intelligence, semiconductors and IoT\nsecurity, as the foundation of the company\u2019s transformation towards an\nAI-based ecosystem.<\/p>\n
Through its participation at IFA 2026, Haier is also strengthening\nits global sports partnerships through the \u201cPlay with the Number Ones\u201d\nconcept. The concept links the drive for sporting achievement with\nHaier\u2019s focus on promoting innovation, improving performance and\ndelivering better user experiences across world markets.<\/p>\n
During IFA 2026 in Berlin, visitors can see and try Haier\u2019s smart\nhome technologies directly at Hall 3.1, Stand 101, from 4 to 8\nSeptember.<\/p>\n
*Source: Euromonitor International Limited; Consumer Appliances 2026\nEdition; unit market share based on 2025 sales volume data<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/haier-showcases-ai-based-smart-home-ecosystem-at-ifa-2026-1788767725", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }