WiFi and burglar-proof smart light bulbs

Sengled is currently introducing a series of LED bulbs that are controlled by the application at the CES exhibition. These bulbs can be set by the user to play your music when the light bulb is turned on, boost your Wi-Fi signal, and identify you. Or, more importantly, when you are not at home, you can identify those uninvited guests who break into your home.

The reason for this recognition feature is that the company's latest light bulb Snap provides facial recognition. The camera has a built-in surveillance camera, microphone and speakers for motion detection and video recording.

According to Sengled, Snap bulbs have many potential applications, most of which are centered around security.

The Snap bulb will be officially launched later this year for $199.99.

Other Sengled bulbs include a Boost bulb with a built-in Wi-Fi wireless repeater and two bulbs with Bluetooth speakers - Pulse and Solo. The Solo has two 3-watt speakers for $59.99, while Pulse has a more powerful JBL multi-channel stereo wireless speaker that sells for $169.99. 0

All of the bulbs developed by Sengled are compatible with the sockets of today's fixtures, and each bulb can be controlled with its compatible Android and iOS apps. Like all bulbs, they eventually need to be replaced due to burnout. According to the data given by Senglid, each bulb can be used for 25,000 hours.

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