Intretech BCI Smart Home is a smart home system that combines BioCurrent Induction (BCI) technology to provide a new, non-invasive way of interacting with your home, allowing you to control devices directly through your brain activity.
On June 23, a smart fitness device called the OMNI X1 hit Kickstarter. Twelve hours later, it had raised $1.4 million. Five hundred sixty-one backers had already locked in their pledges, and several high-tier bundles sold out completely.
One-sentence verdict: If Moore Threads can prove that a domestic GPU manufacturer can build a credible consumer AI hub, the MTT AICUBE could redefine what a smart home centerpiece looks like—though at $1,380, it is betting that enthusiasts will pay premium prices for unproven integration.
Intretech (stock code: 002925.SZ) is a Chinese electronics manufacturer founded in 2011, headquartered in Xiamen. The company built its reputation producing precision components for global brands before pivoting into BCI technology. Their critical move came through a decade-long partnership with Canadian firm InteraXon, co-developing the Muse EEG headband series that has sold hundreds of thousands of units in North America through Apple Store and Best Buy channels.
The Xiaoban is a compact USB-powered night light from FSL (Foshan Lighting), a Chinese lighting manufacturer founded in 2026. The unit measures roughly 59 x 18 x 9 mm and plugs directly into any USB port. No app. No WiFi. No cloud account. You unpack it, plug it in, and speak.
At the October 2025 hardware launch event, Google dropped a bombshell: the next-generation Google Home speaker will be powered by the Gemini large model. Not a patch for the original Google Assistant, but a complete brain replacement—from a rule-based voice assistant to a large model-based AI assistant. Scheduled for spring 2026 launch, estimated at $99, four colors available, 360-degree audio, 3D woven material.
Honestly, before reviewing this lock, my expectations for smart locks stopped at three basics: fast fingerprint, accurate password, clear peephole. But the DESMAN Q60Ultra threw me a “door pet”—a little creature on the lock face that greets you, interacts with you, and can even be customized to look like your real pet. This lock wants to tell you not just “I am secure,” but “I understand you.” Released on March 11, 2026, as DESMAN’s annual flagship, is the Q60Ultra genuine innovation or just a gimmick? Let’s find out through hands-on testing.
In recent years, smart wearable devices have flooded bedrooms. Bracelets track heart rate, watches calculate deep sleep, and various sensors break down the night into all sorts of data . In 2025 alone , the number of new health monitoring sensor brands worldwide increased by more than 100% . Even with unprecedented access to body … Read more
Preface: The Furniture Industry’s “AI Moment” As we stand in 2026, artificial intelligence is no longer a novel concept; however, deeply integrating it into traditional furniture remains a significant challenge. Recently, MOTOSTUHL unveiled its latest product—the Lavenne R9—at the 57th China International Furniture Fair (Guangzhou). The company claims it is a truly authentic “AI chair.” … Read more
