LG ThinQ Appliances

[mrb627]

Hmmm... Very Interesting...

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What will they think of next?

Malcolm

 

[logixx]

Link?

If it's about controlling appliances via ones smart phone... Bosch/Siemens offered this technology years ago! It just didn't catch on. They even had a washer (a prototype) that would give you a call and say something like: this is your washing machine; your laundry is done!

Connected appliances are nothing new - most people just don't trust them, understand how to use them, think it's all too expensive etc.

Miele currently offers an iphone app for some of their appliances - at least over here.

 

[dj-gabriele]

Oh, even Ariston in the 90s had something like that, domotic appliances, that is but the thing never caught on!

 

[pierreandreply4]

its nice but if the electronic control board breaks that means buying a new machine as sometime electronics can get faulty but thank you for posting these links