Shaping the year ahead with smart technological trends
There is no doubt 2016 was quite an interesting year for consumers of Electronics products all over the world, as the finest of innovative breath-taking products were introduced into the market ranging from 4K OLED TVs to Washing machines; Sound systems; Smartphones etc. Leading electronics brands are choosing to bring consumers up to speed with imminent technologies, their benefits as well as the significant difference they are expected to make in their day to day lives.
The pace at which technological innovations are taking over the world today is quite remarkable. Consumers are anxious to know what new innovations to expect in 2017. Strategic technology trends are potentially unsettling in nature with the ability to break out of an emerging state into a broader spectrum.
Information and communication technology has grown in leaps and bounds in the past decade than ever before. Technology experts are of the opinion that the year 2017 will most likely experience implosion of more technological innovation into the market. As tech forecasters, prepare for another year dominated by high expectations surrounding Smart Homes and IoT the average consumer could be forgiven for wondering when the technology is supposed to stand on its own merits.
But one of the manufacturers, LG Electronics looks to expand the reach of its SmartThinQ hub, now compatible with Amazon’s intelligent personal assistant Alexa as well as the SmartThinQ Sensor technology. The appliances such as the Smart InstaView refrigerator and the SmartThingQ washing machine also fit perfectly into the IoT picture.
Head of Corporate Marketing, LG Electronics W/Africa operations, Mr. Rajesh Agnihotri said: “For LG the year is fully loaded with great products that will be trendsetting and perfect for smart homes, which will further shape the year changing the narrative of technological innovation.
Indeed, 2017 is a promising year for us, as we intend to upscale existing products and also introduce newer ones that will meet the needs of our consumers”.