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Feb 22

Xiaomi 14 Ultra combines a 1-inch camera sensor with four AI imaging models

Xiaomi just couldn’t wait until MWC to unveil its latest Leica-endorsed flagship phone. Following the 12S Ultra and 13 Ultra, Xiaomi is finally catching up with the competition by picking up Sony’s second-gen 1-inch mobile camera sensor, the LYT-900, for its brand new 14 Ultra flagship phone. This marks the second device to don this crème de la crème of imaging silicons, after Oppo’s Hasselblad-tuned Find X7 Ultra from early January. That said, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra does have a slight edge with its faster main variable aperture at up to f/1.63, beating the Find X7 Ultra’s f/1.8 — on paper, at least.

With the exception of the faster f/2.5 aperture on the new 120mm periscope shooter, the remaining three Summilux rear cameras are almost identical to the previous set, and they are still powered by a Sony IMX858 sensor each. The biggest change in this field is the new Xiaomi AISP neural chip, which claims to be the world’s first AI large-model computational platform for photography. This leverages four large models — “FusionLM,” “ToneLM,” “ColorLM” and “PortraitLM” — to fine-tune results, especially with digital zoom at 30x or more.

The 14 Ultra also packs some surprises in the battery, durability and connectivity categories. As seen in the super-slim Mix Fold 3 and Honor Magic V2, the 14 Ultra is Xiaomi’s first candybar to jump onto the silicon carbon cell bandwagon, in order to pack 5,300mAh of juice into a space that’s 8 percent smaller. Xiaomi claims that compared to the previous model, you get 17-percent more stamina with this battery upgrade. To replenish the battery, you get both 90W of wired fast charging and 80W of wireless fast charging — these take 12.5 minutes and 20 minutes to reach 50 percent, respectively.

Going along with the “Year of the Dragon” theme, Xiaomi claims that the 14 Ultra’s “Dragon Armor” structure has double the bending resistance, thanks to its special “6M42″ aluminum alloy mid-frame (supposedly crafted with a better grip as well). The Chinese brand even claims that this part is 8-percent stronger than the iPhone 15 Pro’s titanium frame.” aluminum alloy mid-frame (supposedly crafted with a better grip as well). The Chinese brand even claims that this part is 8-percent stronger than the iPhone 15 Pro’s titanium frame, but it decided to offer a more premium titanium version as well.

This metallic frame is complemented by a “Dragon Crystal” glass — shielding the 6.73-inch AMOLED screen (3,200 x 1,440 120Hz; made by TCL CSOT) — with apparently 10 times more drop resistance. Xiaomi also touts its new vegan leather material, which has been certified by SGS to have six times more wear resistance, has more dirt resistance and is less prone to yellowing due to ultraviolet rays — an important breakthrough particularly for the white version. But if you prefer something shiny, the 14 Ultra is also available in a blue “Dragon Crystal” ceramic flavor, which resembles ceramic but isn’t as heavy — it only weighs 5 grams more than its vegan leather counterpart. Regardless of the cover material, this device has IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.

Much like the 14 and 14 Pro from October (and the SU7 electric sedan’s in-car entertainment system), the 14 Ultra runs on Xiaomi’s Android-based HyperOS, and it’s powered by Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. This is cooled by a dual-loop vapor chamber, which also sucks heat out of the camera modules. The processor is backed by Xiaomi’s new proprietary chip, the Surge T1, which apparently boosts cellular connectivity by up to 37 percent, as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections by up to 16 percent.

This device also supports two-way satellite calling and texting, now with 60-percent faster satellite locking and 29-percent faster satellite connection. As a bonus, when you’re lost, you can send your location data along with vital signs from your wearable device — presumably exclusive to one of the latest Xiaomi watches or smart bands. Sadly, these satellite features are likely limited to China for now.

We’ll likely be hearing about the Xiaomi 14 Ultra’s global launch at MWC next week, but for now, we can refer to the Chinese pre-order pricing. The vegan leather and ceramic variants all start from 6,499 yuan (about $900) for the 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage configuration, and max out at 7,799 yuan ($1,080) with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage. These will be available for retail from February 27. The titanium version with dark gray vegan leather is based on the top configuration but costs an extra 1,000 yuan ($140), and it won’t be available until March 12.

Likes its predecessor, the 14 Ultra has an optional photography kit with a shutter button grip that adds an extra 1,500mAh of power. The upgrade this time is the new video recording button, along with a customizable jog dial. You can get this accessory for 699 yuan ($100) as a bundle with the phone.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/xiaomi-14-ultra-combines-a-1-inch-camera-sensor-with-four-ai-imaging-models-131127654.html?src=rss

Feb 22

Google Pauses Gemini’s Image Generator After It Was Accused of Being Racist Against White People

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Google is pausing the ability of its AI chatbot Gemini to generate images of people after a slew of historically inaccurate and racially diverse creations, such as images of Black Nazi soldiers and a Black medieval British king, went viral and led some to say the company was racist against white people.

India’s government is forcing X to censor accounts via executive order amid the farmers’ protest

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X, formerly Twitter, is once again restricting content in India. The company’s Global Government Affairs account announced that the Indian government had issued an executive order mandating that X withhold specific accounts and posts or face penalties such as “significant fines and imprisonment.” X further stated that it doesn’t agree with the order and is challenging it.

The designated posts and accounts will only be blocked within India, however, there’s no clear list of those affected. “Due to legal restrictions, we are unable to publish the executive orders, but we believe that making them public is essential for transparency,” the Global Government Affairs post stated. “This lack of disclosure can lead to a lack of accountability and arbitrary decision-making.” X claims to have notified all affected parties.

The posts likely center around the ongoing farmers’ protest, which, since February 13, has seen multiple farmers’ unions on strike in a bid to get floor pricing, or a minimum support price, for crops sold. Violent clashes between protesters and police have already resulted in at least one death, AP News reports. Mohammed Zubair, an Indian journalist and co-founder of Alt News, shared purported screenshots of suspended accounts belonging to individuals critical of the current government, on-the-ground reporters, prominent farm unionists, and more.

This forced blocking is far from the first incident between X and India. In 2022, X sued the Indian government for “arbitrarily and disproportionately” applying its IT laws passed the year prior. The law required the company to hire a point of contact for the local authorities and a domestic compliance officer. Prior to this concession, in early 2021, the Indian government had threatened to jail X’s employees if posts about the then occurring farmers’ protest stayed live on the site. Shortly after, the country mandated that X remove content criticizing its COVID-19 response.

India dismissed X’s suit in June 2023, claiming the company didn’t properly explain why it had ever delayed complying with the country’s IT laws. The court also fined X 5 million rupees ($60,300), stating, “You are not a farmer but a billon dollar company.” The order followed shortly after Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey claimed that India had threatened to raid employees’ homes and shut down the site if the company hadn’t taken down posts during the farmers’ protest.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/indias-government-is-forcing-x-to-censor-accounts-via-executive-order-amid-the-farmers-protest-112617420.html?src=rss

Feb 22

The Morning After: These are the first Xbox-exclusive games heading to Switch and PS5

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In the big Nintendo Direct presentation yesterday, we learned of two of the four Xbox titles Microsoft said would appear on “the other consoles.” One of them is Pentiment, coming to Nintendo Switch, PS4 and PS5, well, today.

The critically acclaimed Pentiment has been an Xbox, PC and Xbox Cloud exclusive since launch in late 2022. It has an eye-catching animated historical art style — and is delightfully niche. The game’s director, Josh Sawyer, said creating and launching a game like this would never have been possible without Game Pass, which, as Kris Holt notes, makes it an unusual pick to be transferred to other platforms. Xbox boss Phil Spencer said earlier this month the titles hopping platforms had all been on Xbox and PC for at least a year and had hit their “full potential” on those platforms.

The other game coming to other consoles is Grounded — pretty much Honey I Shrunk the Kids, the game — and will land April 16. Microsoft also later confirmed that Hi-Fi Rush and Sea of Thieves are coming to PlayStation 5.

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Watch the first Borderlands movie trailer

It stars Cate Blanchett, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Hart and Jack Black.

There’s a Borderlands movie coming out, and we have our very first teaser trailer. This footage gives us a glimpse of all of the major characters. Cate Blanchett is taking a nice fat paycheck starring as the famously short-tempered Lilith, who’s searching for a mysterious vault. Comedian Kevin Hart portrays the mercenary Roland, and Jamie Lee Curtis plays the scientist Dr. Tannis, who featured in all three games. Also, you can’t have a video game adaptation without Jack Black, it seems.

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Apple Sports puts real-time scores on your iPhone lockscreen

It’s a smoother way to follow your favorite teams.

Apple has launched a new iPhone app, offering real-time stats for a number of major sports leagues. Once you’ve installed Apple Sports, you can set your favorite team and get a trove of data on your lock screen in the live activities box when the team is playing. The app is free and available in the US, UK and Canada for basketball, hockey and soccer. The company said other sports, including baseball and football, will debut when new seasons kick off.

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FTC concludes Twitter didn’t violate data security rules, in spite of Musk’s orders

Staff disregarded Musk’s directive to provide outsiders with “full access to everything.”

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) concluded Elon Musk ordered Twitter (now X) employees to take actions that would have violated FTC rules on consumer data privacy and security. Twitter security employees “took appropriate measures to protect consumers’ private information,” likely sparing Musk’s company from government repercussions. FTC chair Lina Khan wrote: “Ultimately, the third-party individuals did not receive direct access to Twitter’s systems, but instead worked with other company employees who accessed the systems on the individuals’ behalf.”

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This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-these-are-the-first-xbox-exclusive-games-heading-to-switch-and-ps5-121538895.html?src=rss

Feb 22

India’s government is forcing X to censor accounts via executive order amid the farmers’ protest

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This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/indias-government-is-forcing-x-to-censor-accounts-via-executive-order-amid-the-farmers-protest-112617420.html?src=rss

Feb 22

PlayStation now supports passkey sign-ins

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You don’t have to type in your password every time you log into your PlayStation account anymore. Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) has launched passkey support for PlayStation accounts, which means you can simply sign in through your mobile device or computer and use its screen unlocking method to log in. If you use a PIN, your fingerprint or your face to unlock your phone, for instance, that’s also how you’ll be able to get into your PlayStation account. On desktop, we were easily able to link our account with 1Password and use its passkey capability.

In its official page for the update, the company touches on the benefits of using passkeys, such as reducing account vulnerability. Passkeys can’t be reused or given away, whether it’s inadvertently or on purpose as SIE explains, making them resistant to phishing and data breaches.

To set up a passkey, you simply have to go to Security under Account Management. There, you can activate the option and create a passkey by following the on-screen instructions. The company warns that some hardware security keys could cause issues, and it might be better to use synced passkeys on mobile devices instead. It also cautions against the use of mobile PIN codes as passkeys on Android and recommends iCloud Keychain, Google Password Manager, 1Password and Dashlane as a passkey provider. After setting up the option, you’ll be prompted to use your passkey whenever you need to sign in on a PlayStation 5 or a PlayStation 4 console. You can deactivate the option anytime, though, if you want to go back to signing in with a password.

Login to your PlayStation account hassle-free with passkeys arriving later today! Keep an eye out for updates. pic.twitter.com/BAmh64EwHR
— Ask PlayStation (@AskPlayStation) February 21, 2024

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/playstation-now-supports-passkey-sign-ins-094017402.html?src=rss

Feb 22

Google promises to fix Gemini's image generation following complaints that it's 'woke'

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Google’s Gemini chatbot, which was formerly called Bard, has the capability to whip up AI-generated illustrations based on a user’s text description. You can ask it to create pictures of happy couples, for instance, or people in period clothing walking modern streets. As the BBC notes, however, some users are criticizing Google for depicting specific white figures or historically white groups of people as racially diverse individuals. Now, Google has issued a statement, saying that it’s aware Gemini “is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions” and that it’s going to fix things immediately.

We’re aware that Gemini is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions. Here’s our statement. pic.twitter.com/RfYXSgRyfz
— Google Communications (@Google_Comms) February 21, 2024

According to Daily Dot, a former Google employee kicked off the complaints when he tweeted images of women of color with a caption that reads: “It’s embarrassingly hard to get Google Gemini to acknowledge that white people exist.” To get those results, he asked Gemini to generate pictures of American, British and Australian women. Other users, mostly those known for being right-wing figures, chimed in with their own results, showing AI-generated images that depict America’s founding fathers and the Catholic Church’s popes as people of color.

In our tests, asking Gemini to create illustrations of the founding fathers resulted in images of white men with a single person of color or woman in them. When we asked the chatbot to generate images of the pope throughout the ages, we got photos depicting black women and Native Americans as the leader of the Catholic Church. Asking Gemini to generate images of American women gave us photos with a white, an East Asian, a Native American and a South Asian woman. The Verge says the chatbot also depicted Nazis as people of color, but we couldn’t get Gemini to generate Nazi images. “I am unable to fulfill your request due to the harmful symbolism and impact associated with the Nazi Party,” the chatbot responded.

Gemini’s behavior could be a result of overcorrection, since chatbots and robots trained on AI over the past years tended to exhibit racist and sexist behavior. In one experiment from 2022, for instance, a robot repeatedly chose a Black man when asked which among the faces it scanned was a criminal. In a statement posted on X, Gemini Product Lead Jack Krawczyk said Google designed its “image generation capabilities to reflect [its] global user base, and [it takes] representation and bias seriously.” He said Gemini will continue to generate racially diverse illustrations for open-ended prompts, such as images of people walking their dog. However, he admitted that “[h]istorical contexts have more nuance to them and [his team] will further tune to accommodate that.”

We are aware that Gemini is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions, and we are working to fix this immediately.
As part of our AI principles https://t.co/BK786xbkey, we design our image generation capabilities to reflect our global user base, and we…
— Jack Krawczyk (@JackK) February 21, 2024

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/google-promises-to-fix-geminis-image-generation-following-complaints-that-its-woke-073445160.html?src=rss

Feb 22

Will Stancil, Notable Twitter Pugilist, Announces Run for Political Office In Minnesota

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Will Stancil, a man who’s made a name for himself online as a feisty defender of Joe Biden and Democratic policies, announced Wednesday that he’s running for a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives. But Stancil says social media platforms like X aren’t going to be a very important part of his upstart campaign.

Microsoft's upcoming custom chip will be made by Intel

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Intel’s relatively new Foundry division — formerly known as Intel Foundry Services until earlier today — has just landed a notable order from a big name. According to Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced that his company will be tapping into Intel’s latest 18A (1.8nm) fabrication process for an upcoming in-house chip design. But given Intel’s process roadmap, this means we likely won’t be seeing Microsoft’s new chip until 2025.

While neither company disclosed the nature of said silicon, Microsoft did unveil its custom-made Azure Maia AI Accelerator and Azure Cobalt 100 CPU server chips last November, with an expected rollout some time “early” this year to bolster its own AI services. The Cobalt 100 is based on Arm architecture, and it just so happens that Intel has been optimizing its 18A process for Arm designs since April last year (it even became an Arm investor later), so there’s a good chance that this collaboration may lead to the next-gen Cobalt CPU.

In addition to the usual efficiency improvements as node size decreases, Intel 18A also offers “the industry’s first backside power solution” which, according to IEEE’s Spectrum, separates the power interconnect layer from the data interconnect layer at the top, and moves the former to beneath the silicon substrate — as implied by the name. This apparently allows for improved voltage regulation and lower resistance, which in turn enable faster logic and lower power consumption, especially when applied to 3D stacking.

Announced at Intel Foundry Direct Connect, Intel’s extended process technology roadmap adds Intel 14A to the company’s leading-edge node plan, in addition to several specialized node evolutions and new Intel Foundry Advanced System Assembly and Test capabilities. Intel also affirmed that its ambitious five-nodes-in-four-years process roadmap remains on track and will deliver the industry’s first backside power solution.

In Intel’s Q4 earnings call, CEO Pat Gelsinger confirmed that “18A is expected to achieve manufacturing readiness in second half ’24.” Given that Intel’s very own 18A-based processors — “Clearwater Forest” for servers and “Panther Lake” for clients — won’t arrive until 2025, chances are it’ll be a similar time frame for Microsoft’s next chip.

At Intel’s event earlier today, the exec shared an extended Intel Foundry process technology roadmap, which features a new 14A (1.4nm) node enabled by ASML’s “High-NA EUV” (high-numerical aperture extreme ultraviolet) lithography system. According to AnandTech, this 14A leap may help Intel play catchup after its late EUV adoption for its Intel 4 (7nm) node, though risk production won’t take place until the end of 2026.

Intel Foundry is the brainchild of Gelsinger, who launched this department right after he assumed the CEO role in February 2021, as part of his ambitious plan to put Intel up against the likes of TSMC and Samsung in the contract chip-making market. Before Microsoft, Intel Foundry’s list of clients already include MediaTek, Qualcomm and Amazon. The company still aims to become “the second largest external foundry by 2030” in terms of manufacturing revenue, which it believes is achievable as early as this year.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/microsofts-upcoming-custom-chip-will-be-made-by-intel-063323035.html?src=rss

Feb 22

Smart Dishwasher Statistics 2024 By Market Share, Region and Sales

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Introduction

Smart Dishwasher Statistics: As the world is enormously growing with advanced technology and in recent days we are directly or indirectly dependent on smart devices within our daily routine. The Smart Dishwasher is an important smart gadget that helps clean dishware, cookware, and other cutlery items automatically. The overall market has been gaining huge growth and opportunities in recent days due to its advanced process of dishwashing. As the demand for modern kitchen renovations is increasing thus, the sales of freestanding smart dishwashers and built-in dishwashers are also increasing.

Are you thinking of purchasing a smart dishwasher this year 2024? Then this Smart Dishwasher Statistics will positively guide you in every aspect as it includes detailed statistical analysis. Hope after going through the paper you get a clear idea of which dishwasher is better for your home.

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Global Smart Dishwashers market valued at USD 5.59 billion in 2023.
Expected growth to USD 7.29 billion by 2027, with a CAGR of 6.9% (2023-2027).
US projected revenue for smart dishwashers in 2023: USD 3.45 billion.
Two types of smart dishwashers: small-size freestyle for residential use, and large-scale freestyle for commercial purposes.
Asia Pacific to lead the market, according to Maximum Market Research.
By 2029, market size estimated at USD 6.94 billion, growing at a CAGR of 13.9% (2023-2029).
Anticipated market size by 2026: USD 5.3 billion, with a growth rate of 14.4% CAGR (2020-2026).
Overall dishwashing machines market in 2023 valued at USD 26.25 billion, with a 3.69% annual growth rate (2023-2028), per Statista.
2023 revenues in other regions: Japan (USD 0.58 billion), Indonesia (USD 173.10 million), UK (USD 0.75 billion).
Built-in dishwashers segment expected to see the highest growth, with a CAGR of 10.2% (2021-2030).
The Asia Pacific region is anticipated to hold the highest share in the smart dishwasher market. This dominance is attributed to rapid urbanization, rising living standards, and the increasing adoption of smart home appliances in countries like China, Japan, and India.
Key players in the global smart dishwasher market include renowned brands such as Robert Bosch GmbH, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics, Haier Group Corporation, Electrolux AB, Whirlpool Corporation, Miele & Cie KG, Panasonic Corporation, and several others. This competitive landscape highlights the significant investment and innovation driven by leading manufacturers to capture market share and cater to evolving consumer demands.

What is a Smart Dishwasher?

This is a dishwashing machine that is embedded with smart technology and allows users to control all processes remotely. Smart dishwashers can be connected to many smart devices, Smartphones, and the internet and such connectivity provides more control to users through commands on apps. The uses are currently increasing both in household and commercial sectors.

Advantages of Smart Dishwashers

Remote Control and Monitoring: Users can control and monitor their smart dishwashers from anywhere using smartphone apps, receiving alerts for detergent levels and cycle completions, enhancing convenience and ensuring efficient operation.
Enhanced Cleaning Performance: These appliances can regulate water temperature during cycles for superior grease and stain removal, thanks to customized cleaning algorithms.
Error Diagnosis and Preventive Maintenance: Smart dishwashers utilize advanced sensors and algorithms to diagnose issues and identify potential problems in real time, facilitating quick maintenance and optimal performance.
Adjustable Wash Settings: They offer the flexibility to adjust wash settings, including water temperature, pressure, and cycle time, ensuring effective and personalized cleaning for every load.
Water & Energy Usage Tracking: An essential benefit is the ability to monitor water and electricity usage, helping users understand and modify their usage patterns to conserve resources and reduce utility bills.
Load Detection & Optimization: Innovative load-detecting technologies estimate the number of dishes and adjust the cleaning cycle accordingly, conserving resources and improving efficiency.
Cycle Progress Notifications: Users receive real-time updates on their wash cycle status directly to their smartphones, allowing for better time management without needing to check the dishwasher physically.
Eco-Friendly Wash Cycles: Smart dishwashers offer energy-saving and eco-friendly cycles that minimize water usage through advanced water filtration systems and innovative cleaning methods.
Intelligent Load Optimization: Artificial intelligence algorithms optimize water usage based on previous washes’ data, adjusting water usage for efficient operation without compromising cleaning performance.
Customization and Personalization of Settings: Users can tailor wash cycles, adjust water pressure, select wash temperatures, and choose drying options, making the cleaning process optimal for specific needs and preferences.
Smart Home Integration: These appliances can integrate with smart home ecosystems, enhancing personalization and convenience by allowing users to control their dishwasher in harmony with other smart devices.
Energy-Efficient Operations: Smart dishwashers, especially those integrated with Home Connect, save on water and energy through modern sensor technology and efficient program selection.

Technology Used in Smart Dishwashers

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Wi-Fi connectivity: in such cases, dishwashers can be controlled and monitored remotely via connecting through a Smartphone application, which allows users to start and stop the machine from a distance.
Voice control: this allows control of dishwashers through voice commands via Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa by which users can check the status, on and off the machine whenever required.
Sensor technology: A smart dishwasher includes a variety of sensors for saving energy and enhancing performance. Sensors can gauge how dirty the dishes are and also ensure effective cleaning with the least amount of water.
Auto-Dosing systems: These dishwashers automatically dispense the required amount of detergent for cleaning. The system mainly depends on load size, chosen program, and soil level.
Energy Monitoring: This is another effective feature that is available in smart dishwashers which help in tracking the time of energy usage.
Remote Diagnostics: Special ability to troubleshoot and self-diagnose within any certain situation by alerting users and even sending error reports to the manufacturer.
Customized program: These sensors are customized for extremely soiled dishes, delicate plates, rapid washes, etc.
Top companies of global smart dishwashers are followed by Samsung, BSH, GE, Whirlpool, LG, Electrolux, Miele & Cie, Robert Bosch GmbH, Panasonic, Haier Group Corporation, Aga Rangemaster Group, Asko Appliances AB, Dacor, Fagor America, Hoover Candy Group, Sears Brands, SMEG, VESTEL, Xiaomi Corporation, etc.

Smart Dishwashers Trends

Smart Technology Integration: The kitchen is becoming increasingly connected, with smart dishwashers that can be controlled via smartphone apps or voice commands. This integration extends to other smart kitchen appliances, enhancing efficiency and convenience in the kitchen.
Energy and Water Efficiency: There’s a growing emphasis on eco-friendly appliances. Smart dishwashers now come with features that minimize water usage and optimize energy consumption, contributing to a more sustainable household.
Customization and Personalization: Users can now adjust dishwasher settings to their specific needs, from selecting the appropriate wash cycle to customizing the drying options and even scheduling the wash for a convenient time.
Voice Control and Connectivity: Major players are integrating voice-controlled personal assistant services with their appliances, making it easier for users to operate their dishwashers using simple voice commands. This trend is expected to grow as more households adopt smart home technologies.
Innovative Features for Efficiency: New smart dishwashers boast innovative features such as load sensing, which optimizes water and energy usage based on the size of the load, and soil sensors to adjust the wash cycle for maximum cleaning efficiency.
Market Growth and Consumer Demand: The demand for smart kitchen appliances, including dishwashers, is on the rise, driven by the consumer desire for convenience and efficiency in the kitchen. Energy efficiency concerns are also fueling the demand for smart kitchen products.
Regional Market Insights: The United States, China, and India are significant markets for smart dishwashers, with varying rates of adoption and growth. The U.S. remains a leading consumer, while China and India are rapidly growing markets due to increased consumer spending and the adoption of smart home technologies.

Smart Dishwasher Statistics by Countries

United States: Projected revenue of USD 3.45 billion.
Albania: Market size of USD 11.48 million.
Algeria: Expected revenue of USD 164.50 million.
Angola: Anticipated market size of USD 199.80 million.
Argentina: Close to USD 199.30 million in revenue.
Armenia: Market size around USD 18.75 million.
Australia: Expected revenue of USD 390 million.
Austria: Anticipated market size of USD 169.40 million.
Azerbaijan: Projected at USD 69.38 million.

Smaller market sizes but noteworthy contributions include:

Bahrain: USD 11.70 million.
Bangladesh: A significant USD 289.40 million.
Belarus: USD 63.89 million.
Belgium: Market size of USD 206.70 million.

Larger economies showing strong market presence:

Brazil: USD 330 million.
Canada: A robust USD 410 million.
China: Leading with USD 640 million.
Egypt: Notable revenue of USD 450 million.

European countries with significant market sizes:

France: USD 950 million.
Germany: Leading Europe with USD 1.51 billion.
Italy: USD 790 million.
United Kingdom: Strong market at USD 750 million.

Asian markets with potential growth:

India: USD 550 million.
Indonesia: USD 173.10 million.
Japan: Significant revenue of USD 580 million.

Smart Dishwashers Statistics by Segmentation

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The Smart Dishwasher market is segmented into product types built-in dishwashers, portable dishwashers, and drawer dishwashers.
The highest segment is going to experience built-in dishwashers with a CAGR of 10.2% from 2021 to 2030.
According to research published by Allied Market states that in 2030 the distribution channel of the online retail segment is going to be the highest with a CAGR of 11.2%.
The Asia-Pacific is going to be the largest region in adopting smart dishwashers with a CAGR of 11.1% by the end of 2030.
Whereas, in 2022 the largest market share of smart dishwashers was achieved by the Asia Pacific region.

Recent Development

Bosch Home Appliances launched a comprehensive update to its dishwasher portfolio, introducing the PowerControl spray arm technology in its 800 and Benchmark Series models. This technology offers a more powerful clean and allows for flexible placement of items in the lower rack, addressing the common household debate on the correct way to load a dishwasher. The new line also features CrystalDry technology for superior drying results and Home Connect® for enhanced connectivity and control.
Haier Europe expanded its manufacturing presence in Europe by opening a new dishwasher factory in Eskisehir, Turkey, in November 2022. This move is part of Haier Smart Home’s strategy to strengthen its position in the global appliances market.
GE Profile introduced a dishwasher with Microban® Antimicrobial Technology in September 2021, aimed at preventing the growth of bacteria on key touchpoints within the dishwasher. This product also features the UltraFresh System for odor prevention, showcasing an emphasis on hygiene and cleanliness.
The Embedded Smart Dishwashers Market report highlights the sector’s focus on competitive developments such as new product launches, market acquisitions, and technological innovations. It also points to a significant interest in product segments and application spectrum analysis, offering strategic recommendations for both new entrants and established players to gain a competitive edge.

Smart Dishwasher Statistics by The U.S. Market

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In the United States revenue generated by smart dishwashers is going to account for around $3.45 billion in 2023 with a revenue change of 2.4%
However, by 2028 the market size is expected to reach $3.84 billion with an annual growth rate of 0.4% from 2023 to 2028.
As of 2023, the market of energy-efficient and smart dishwashing machines is growing enormously in the U.S.
In the U.S. the average market volume per household is estimated to be 0.4% units by the end of 2023 and revenue generated per household is $25.92.

Smart Dishwasher Statistics by The Indian Market

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According to a report published by Mordor Intelligence states that the global market of smart dishwashers is going to be $7.2 billion by the end of 2025 at a CAGR of 5% from 2020 to 2025.
Whereas, in India, the global market value is predicted to reach almost $56 million by 2026, with a compound annual growth rate of 9.255 from 2021 to 2026.
In 2023, the market leader of smart dishwasher manufacturers is Bosch with more than 50% of the share.