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TL;DR Google is now ready to license its Gemini for Home tech stack to other manufacturers to make Gemini-ready smart home hardware.
It is also offering design references for devices, so brands don’t have to spend time on R&D.
Google will also extend its partnership to ISPs and carriers, including AT&T, which already offers smart home-related services.
Google delivered a major Home revamp last year with along several Gemini-powered features, including Home Brief and Ask Home. While the features have been slowly reaching more users worldwide. And to make these features available to even more users, Google is offering a new program for other brands to make more Gemini-ready products for your home.
Google is making Gemini for Home available as a full-stack AI platform, allowing developers and hardware makers to create Gemini-compatible devices. On the software side, the stack will allow developers to make their devices ready for the following features: Camera Intelligence, which lets Gemini scrub through actual security camera footage and direct you to the exact moments,
Ask Home, which lets you interact with different hardware in your smart home using natural language, and
Home Brief, which gives users a daily summary of key events using data from sensors and cameras at home.
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