by Satavisa Pati
January 18, 2022
If you have a knack for cool gadgets, you will definitely find these coolest AI-based gadgets very interesting.
In the digital world, people are used to tech-based gadgets more than ever. The motto is to make any work less laborious and less time-consuming. Among so many gadgets, there are some that are based on artificial intelligence. Here are the top 10 coolest AI-based Gadgets that you can use this year.
Self-operating Drones
Drones need to have some level of autonomy to stop them from falling out of the sky or ramming straight into a tree, and it’s all thanks to AI that drones like the DJI Phantom 4 Advanced can pilot themselves as and when needed. The Phantom 4 Advanced, similar to several other models, is smart enough to pick you out from a crowd and take a selfie of you without you having to do anything laborious. The same kind of intelligent tech enables it to identify a quickly approaching obstacle, so it can swerve to avoid it – all thanks to the onboard image processing AI.
Google Home
All of that high-level programming and engineering filters its way down to the Google Assistant, which comes built into the Google Home as well as a growing number of other devices. When your speaker recognizes your voice, that’s AI at work – machine learning identifying the characteristics of your speech even if you’re saying words that it hasn’t heard you say before. A different kind of artificial intelligence is deployed to make sense of what you’re actually saying, to work out which words in which order and which context should prompt which responses. You can’t yet chat to a smart speaker quite as easily as a human being, but when you can, it’ll be because of AI engineering.
KODA AI Robot Dog
If you can’t have a real dog, you can always go for the KODA AI Robot Dog. It interacts with people the same way a real puppy does. This self-evolutional robot dog has a decentralized platform, acts as an emotional companion, and can even provide physical support.
Nobi Smart Lamp
If you have a family member who lives independently, the Nobi Smart Lamp can give them peace of mind. This practical gadget looks like a ceiling lamp and automatically detects falls. It then notifies emergency contacts, getting your loved ones the help they need at the right time.
Morebot Scout: AI-Powered Smart Home Robot
Great for home security, the Morebot Scout AI-Powered Smart Home Robot, has enough sensors and AI algorithms to eliminate blind spots. Even better, you can control it via Alexa and Amazon.
Zmirror All-in-One Smart Mirror
The Zmirror All-in-One Smart Mirror is smart enough to analyze your skin health and improve your productivity. And that’s exactly why you want to have it on your nightstand or by your bathroom sink. Plus, you’ll get superb audio for all your YouTube videos, Kindle books, and more with the Harmon Kardon speakers.
Square Off Grand Kingdom Set Smart AI Chessboard
The Square Off Grand Kingdom Set Smart AI Chessboard is a smart game. It uses robotics, sensors, and artificial intelligence to move the chess pieces on its own. And it even lets you play chess with anyone in the world. With 20 different levels of difficulty, it allows you to play at your own competitiveness.
Tempo Studio AI Home Gym
With the Tempo Studio AI Home Gym, AI gets you into shape. It lets you access live and on-demand workouts for personalized guidance. It’s just like having a personal trainer who’s available 24/7. It also comes with all the equipment you need like two dumbbells, a barbell, a recovery roller, plates, and more.
PowerVisionPowerEgg X Explorer AI Personal Camera
The PowerVisionPowerEgg X Explorer AI Personal Camera has the technology to recognize faces and objects. It learns from you and knows what to zoom in on. So, while you waterski, this drone focuses on you and not the seagull floating next to you.
Samsung JetBot 90 AI+ Robotic Vacuum
With its AI-based sensors and navigation, the Samsung JetBot 90 AI+ Robotic Vacuum may be the smartest vacuum you’ve ever met. It has a LiDAR sensor that detects distance and location, while a 3D sensor recognizes small and fragile objects. Finally, an object recognition algorithm maps the best cleaning route.
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