“Increasing Adoption of Smart and Connected Appliances”
One of the key trends in the white goods market is the increasing adoption of smart and connected appliances powered by IoT and AI technology. Consumers are seeking energy-efficient, automated, and voice-controlled home appliances that integrate seamlessly with smart home ecosystems. Leading brands such as Samsung, LG, and Bosch are launching AI-driven washing machines that auto-detect fabric type and optimize water usage, as well as smart refrigerators with built-in cameras and temperature monitoring that can be controlled via mobile apps. For instance, LG’s ThinQ technology enables users to remotely manage appliances using AI-powered recommendations for energy savings. In addition, smart dishwashers and air conditioners equipped with self-learning algorithms are becoming popular for their ability to enhance convenience and reduce electricity consumption. As consumers prioritize automation, sustainability, and connectivity, the demand for smart white goods continues to rise, shaping the future of the industry and driving technological advancements in household appliances.
