Smart TV Creates a New Experience of Human-Machine Interaction

Watching 3D movies on TV is not new, but using voice and brainwaves to control TV is really new. This year's CES, smart TV products shine, and even stole the limelight of tablet PCs, smart phones and other consumer electronics products. Manufacturers not only have concerns about image quality performance and multi-screen integration, they have also begun to explore human-oriented operations and created new human-computer interaction experiences.

The reporter learned that at the current CES, smart TVs with voice control functions surfaced. Samsung's new smart TV ES8000 front camera, built-in microphone, can achieve three major functions: voice control, somatosensory command, face recognition; LG also added voice control function to its remote control equipped with smart TV products.

It is worth mentioning that the domestic IT giant Lenovo also released its first smart TV idea tv K91, which took the first step towards the home appliance market. Idea tv built-in 5 million pixel camera, also has voice control and face recognition. Zhang Yaqin, senior vice president of Microsoft Global, speculates that the smart TV market will be the protagonist of IT companies five years from now, rather than the current home appliance manufacturers. In his view, the current TV market is like the mobile phone market five years ago. At that time, the telephone was being turned from a communications tool to an information tool, triggering a reshuffle in the mobile phone industry. The rise of smart TVs will brewing new changes in the industry.

It is not difficult to see from the exhibits that the humanized interactive experience is becoming a new trend in the development of smart TV. In fact, at last year’s CES, Haier exhibited the world’s first smart TV with a combination of multi-touch and gesture control. This year, Haier launched a brainwave TV, and users put a brain in the head. Radio receivers can interact with the TV. However, although this product is novel, it still remains at the conceptual level. In addition, when the user watches TV, he or she has to wear a device on the head. Although he can control his body sense, he may also have other burdens.

At present, smart TV still uses Google's Android platform, Lenovo idea tv runs the latest Android 4.0 operating system. In addition, to meet the entertainment needs of users, manufacturers are constantly enriching various types of software and applications for smart TVs. It is understood that the Samsung App Store has more than 1,400 available applications and has a daily average of 50,000 downloads per day. From this point of view, smart TV products are constantly improving both in terms of hardware and software.

At last year's CES, 3D TV was everywhere, and this year's CES also sent a new signal, 4K TV first appeared. Sharp introduced 60-inch and 70-inch two 4K ultra-high-definition televisions with a resolution of 3840×2160. Toshiba also introduced a 55-inch naked-eye 3D TV with a resolution of 4K, but its resolution in 3D mode Only 1280×720. Compared with 1080p, 4K can provide tens of millions of pixel display quality, and is a new resolution standard for digital movies and digital content. Undoubtedly, the advent of 4K TV will provide users with more clear display effects and bring theater-level visual enjoyment.

CES has always been a vane in the consumer electronics industry. At the current show, the update and upgrade of smart TVs has once again consolidated its core position in the digital home, with its humanized control, 4K arrival, and large OLEDs. Size will lead the smart TV industry to continue.

Expert opinion Yu Shujun, president of Hisense Group, presents six trends in the TV industry in 2012

"Intelligent" is a new opportunity for the TV. Android, Internet functions, 3D, wireless transmission, etc. will become standard on the TV. Family large-screen smart TVs will bring new applications and experiences to consumers through the convergence and integration of the Internet and other devices and content. 2012 will be the original year of the restoration of television - hardware, software and content will be integrated into a complete television.

In 2012, China's TV industry will present six major development trends: First, TV is omnipresent, mobile and mini-TV will accelerate the trend of “generalization” of TV, and second, subversive TVs such as sound control, somatosensory gestures, second screen experience, and flexible screens. The conceptual product of technology emerged; thirdly, TV stations, video websites, and TV manufacturers have jointly developed and redefined television. It is possible to seamlessly connect televisions with mobile phones, computers, PADs, etc., and 3D becomes the standard. Fifth, intelligence. TVs will account for over 50% of the total, and there will be more than 3 companies in China's TV industry with more than 10 million sales. The sixth is that the application of smart TVs will become a reality.

Li Dongsheng, TCL Group Chairman and CEO <br> <br> somatosensory TV still need to break through the bottleneck

At present, there are still two problems in the development of somatosensory TV: First, there are few application software, and second, there are few applicable people. Playing table tennis, playing badminton, playing tennis, darts, etc. These somatosensory games are only suitable for some consumers, and the consumer groups are not large. However, the advantage of somatosensory TV is that it has dual-screen and 3D functions and is compatible with HDTVs. Therefore, when consumers do not use somatosensory games, somatosensory TV can also be used as a high-definition TV.

At this CES, TCL mainly exhibited smart TVs and 3D TVs. In the Silicon Valley of the United States, TCL set up an innovation center for the development of intelligent terminal products, and made breakthroughs in voice recognition technology and video interactive technology. In addition, TCL smart TVs can also be controlled through smart phones, enabling multi-screen interaction.

Technical solutions show <br> <br> Samsung Smart TV to achieve gesture control

The new series of LED LCD TVs and plasma TVs introduced by Samsung Electronics have redefined the home entertainment experience model based on smart TVs and can interact with other devices to provide rich content access.

It is reported that Samsung Smart TV has gesture control, voice control and facial recognition functions, so users can start and use applications more conveniently. In addition, users can share photos, videos, and messages with their family on TV, on the cloud, and on smart devices, and can directly manage their own health status on TV. Smart TVs can also provide educational resources. Through the Samsung App Store and Samsung Film and TV Center, users can enjoy the richest movies, TV shows, and streaming videos in the industry, and realize multi-tasking web browsing while using or downloading multiple applications.

Chinese enterprises Aspect <br> <br> Value Innovation Award Hisense won I'TV2

I'TV is the world's first personal smart TV launched by Hisense at the end of 2011. The product innovatively uses tablet PCs as carriers to fully integrate TV functions into TVs and realizes "TV everywhere" and multi-screen interactive functions. Responding to mobile, internet, and personalized global consumer electronics trends.

At this CES, I'TV2 won the "Value Innovation Award." I'TV's cross-border mix-and-mix creates a new category of consumer electronics, leading the Chinese and global consumer electronics markets. I'TV as a micro-innovation product will shake a huge personal TV market.

TCL cloud technology is hot

At this CES, TCL launched mobile smart cloud terminal has become a major attraction. TCL's new generation of digital homes is centered on smart cloud televisions, enabling interconnection, interoperability and interaction with various multimedia mobile terminals. Consumers can access desired information resources and cloud services on demand.

It is reported that TCL Intelligent Cloud TV has a dual-core CPU and Android+ intelligent platform, allowing users to easily share resources and achieve remote control. Li Dongsheng, Chairman and CEO of TCL Group stated: “The revolutionary cloud computing era has arrived and TCL will pay more attention to this emerging field in the future, providing China and global users with the most advanced intelligent home digital solutions.”