smart home tech hits the kitchen sink, which now responds to voice commands

The sink in our small apartment made a lot of strange noises, but at least it didn\'t talk back to us yet.
Obviously, the whole House will eventually respond to your voice if multiple parties work togetherbillion-
The smart home equipment industry has its own development direction.
This time, Delta, the kitchen appliance giant, has provided us with a new kitchen faucet range that can respond to voice commands.
Running this new and innovative proprietary technology, known as Delta VoiceIQ technology, is designed to sync your receiver with existing devices such as Amazon\'s Alexa or Google Assistant-supported smartphones and smart speakers, these devices can send out your voice commands and relay them to your
Delta\'s bet on this particular smart home plan is based on their understanding that 20% Wi-Fi-
Enabled homes are equipped with connected home devices, but it\'s been more than a year since they laughed at the technology.
As for what Delta VoiceIQ will do for you in the kitchen, from amateur chefs to busy parents, trying to get kids to school sounds like everyone is handy.
Of course, the user can easily heat the water or turn the tap on and off, saving the user one or two actions when preparing complex dishes or managing the different needs of children and pets.
When it comes to our friends, the sink will also respond to customized commands to make our daily work easier, such as filling a coffee pot or kettle. A child\'s cup or a dog bowl.
The sink will allocate ounces, cups, pints, quarts, gallons, liters, milliliters, and monitor the water usage of the kitchen faucet over time.
This is interesting, but not yet available.
Delta expects VoiceIQ technology as pre-
Functions assembled on select Delta Trinsic-
The decline began in the summer of 2019.
However, Delta will not leave the money on the table either, as it has wisely developed a moddable module that enables VoiceIQ on certain kitchen faucets that are installed on January 1
After installation, the user can set up the faucet through Delta\'s online device installation website without downloading the mobile app.
In terms of smart home technology, Delta is only watering the water, but the company\'s innovative approach is notable.
Delta operates the first wave of innovation labs.
The Lab\'s mission is to design new concepts around faucets, showers and related products.
Delta brings financial support, and the team of engineers and designers at First Wave do their thing, once the product is considered ready for release, they were launched on a large scale by one of the three Delta Faucet brands.
There are already some successful cases in the Innovation Lab.
The first wave launched a car-mounted glass wash last year, reaching a 515% target at Indiegogo, followed by 3D-
Printed metal faucets, as well as taps and speaking taps that do not require a handle.
While these products have been successful, other products such as Delta\'s disastrous Wi-
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