Video: Nokia Lumia 920 home automated system

I wasn’t sure whether this was just a concept or real until the blurb video claims that everything here works as advertised.

In this video you’ll see a Nokia Lumia 920 connected up to a home and controlling things like TV/lights/fans. Some things would obviously easier to switch on yourself, such as the hairdryer (though it could help in people with arthritis perhaps or other related disabilities), but then there are times when you’re just like “TV, turn on” haha. I know since getting Xbox with Kinect, I’ve really enjoyed the voice commands that reduce controller input.

What’s interesting is that the voice command instructions aren’t simply “turn on/off” the fan, but “I’m hot”.

Looking at nuuneoi‘s other videos, you’ll see he’s quite familiar with Nokia, having worked on Symbian phones like N8 and MeeGo-Harmattan (Maemo) phones like N9 and N950. It’s great to see him continue and work on WP8.

When technology meets imagination. Lumia 920 has been transformed to Voice-Command Home Electronic Appliances Controller via Bluetooth and NFC. This video demonstration show you how this project work. Please note that every single part of this video are not just the concept but it works for real. Check my previous videos about “NeuRoom” if you don’t believe it =)

Integrated/more indepth voice commands for WP8. MS demoed it in the developer preview. Where the heck is it?

by nuuneoi

Via WMPU

Cheers Dan for the tip!

Category: Lumia, Nokia