Apple announced earlier this year thatA new generation of HomePodAt that time, it was mentioned that the voice recognition function on HomePod will be turned on, so that HomePod and HomePod mini can detect the alarm sound when the smoke detector or carbon monoxide detector is activated, and send alarm notifications through iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch .
And this function is actually derived from Apple’s voice recognition function technology application in the “Auxiliary Use” item in the iPhone “Settings”, allowing users to judge whether the smoke or carbon monoxide detectors in the home are activated through HomePod and HomePod mini Push notifications through iPhone and other devices to know whether there is a fire alarm at home, and at the same time, you can call for help as soon as possible.
If the user sets other members in the “Family” app, they will be notified synchronously if there is a situation. If there is a network camera at home that supports the HomeKit specification, the video captured by the camera will be added to the push notification at the same time.
As for the voice recognition function, it also maintains Apple’s privacy standards. All recognition content is analyzed only on the HomePod device, and push notification messages are also end-to-end encrypted.
In addition, if the user has a new generation of HomePod or HomePod mini in their home, they can also use theBuilt-in temperature and humidity sensing functionso that connected home appliances that support the HomeKit specification can be automatically turned on when the temperature and humidity in the home meet the set conditions.
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