With the rise of several popular technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and the Internet of Things, smart homes, as emerging industries, have frequently appeared in the eyes of major media and people in recent years, and have played more and more important roles in daily life. Important role. Due to the continuous development and advancement of the smart home industry, its market has also exploded with huge potential, attracting various business giants to stop one after another.
I don't know how many people have noticed that our lives are quietly changing. A concept called "smart home" is quietly emerging around us, replacing various household appliances that we are already familiar with, and TV is their "advanced force." Nowadays, when you turn on the TV, the first thing you see is no longer a familiar program, but an all-in-one interface, which displays the latest film and television works, as well as various applications installed on the TV.
The promoters of smart home are also familiar home appliance brands. They keep repeating the idea that intelligence will make life easier, and smart home will improve the quality of life. However, with this original intention comes more and more complex functions and cumbersome operations. It is this phenomenon that makes smart homes represented by smart TVs now known as another concept-pseudo-intelligence.
Awkward Smart TV: A Model of Life ComplicatedSpeaking of the experience that smart TVs bring to people, many people may think of "inhuman" experiences such as content supervision, copyright and charging. In fact, the human-computer interaction of smart TVs has not been done well. This is exactly the use of " The term "pseudo-intelligence" is used to describe their reasons. Smart TV allows many selectable elements to be squeezed on one screen. Users can only complete many complicated operations with a simple remote control. I believe many people have experienced this kind of crashing feeling, and it has been through several years. Development is still not improving. If smart TVs are like this, smart homes seem even more remote.
Since 2017, it seems that the moment to break the deadlock has come. Intelligent voice has entered the TV in an all-round way, and it has become standard on almost every TV, as if we can put down the remote control and move our mouth to let the TV know what it should do. At an industry conference hosted by the China Electronic Video Industry Association, an authoritative research report showed that the penetration rate of smart TVs in households was as high as 85%. This data can show that smart TVs have completely replaced traditional TVs. However, in terms of use, smart TVs are facing a situation of "hot inside and cold outside". TV practitioners are very keen on smart TVs, but the market acceptance is not high. It can even be said that this penetration rate is the result of forcibly controlling the proportion of shipments. It does not mean that users agree with the product. In this situation, smart TVs get together to provide intelligent voice interaction functions, which is more meaningful behind it.
What is the core of TV intelligence? Smart TVs have powerful processors and open platforms, and provide users with rich content through numerous third-party applications to meet complex user needs. The human-computer interaction interface is responsible for the connection between the user and the application, and making the operation simple, efficient and accurate is the core of the TV's intelligence. The remote control-based interaction is neither simple nor efficient, and has become an important link that affects the user experience. Therefore, smart voice is not only a function, but to a certain extent, it also shoulders the mission of rectifying the name of smart TVs. It is necessary to turn "pseudo-intelligence" into real intelligence to further revitalize the smart TV market.
Intelligence is of great significance, and the road to intelligence is far awayIntelligent voice is shouldering the mission of improving the user experience. With more and more smart TVs equipped with intelligent voice functions, a new question arises: Has it really changed? Many brands often claim 97%, 98%. % Speech recognition rate seems to have been achieved. Wang Chuan, head of Xiaomi TV, has his own views on this. He said in an interview with the media that “we are working hard to improve the accuracy of recognition through semantic understanding, but TV has not yet been able to accurately understand anything you sayâ€, which is probably This is the most real situation in the entire industry, and it is only half a year since Wang Chuan said this.
In fact, it is also a huge challenge for the smart TV to "understand exactly what you say" as described by Wang Chuan in the international arena. If you are facing a 6-year-old child, can what you say can be accurately understood by him? According to a test conducted by the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2016 with its own evaluation model, the absolute IQ of a 6-year-old child is 55.5, while in artificial intelligence Google, which ranks among the top in research, has a score of only 47.28 for its artificial intelligence system, and scores of many similar technologies in China are below 40, and the absolute IQ is far less than that of a 6-year-old human. Counting on such technology to improve the human-computer interaction experience of smart TVs and turn pseudo-intelligence into real intelligence, what is the probability of success?
Ideals are full and reality is very skinny, which is the status quo of the development of smart TVs. The goal is ahead and the road is underfoot, which is also the status quo of the development of smart TVs. As early as the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, smart homes were included in the country’s nine key areas of application demonstration projects, which led to the rapid development of domestic voice recognition and voice interaction technologies. A series of smart voice companies and technologies that we are familiar with, It all developed rapidly at this time. Compared with Google, although the results are lagging behind, but the speed of development is faster, and perhaps one day it will replace the number one Google.
Motivation can only be achieved if there is a goalIn the current technological environment, describing the future of smart voice and smart TV is still a relatively distant matter, but we can see some hope from the development trend. Back to today's smart TV market, the remote control and "pseudo-intelligence" are still rampant, and nothing has changed. It is not that industry practitioners do not work hard, but that under the constraints of existing technology, hard work can only achieve this result. Smart TV is still only "pseudo-intelligence", and the development of other smart homes lags far behind TV.
Let the home return to the simple essence, has the smart home really done it? The answer is not yet. The road from "pseudo-intelligence" to true intelligence is very long, but we are on the road to true intelligence, with goals and hope. Only the rapid development of technology can make smart homes qualitatively change and return homes to their simple nature. Facing the dazzling array of smart home products in the current market, waiting may be the most rational consumer view.
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