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The thirst for parents was finally answered by the infant product market: After no major improvements in the baby monitor in the last 20 years, a new design finally emerged at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. The new product enables Wi-Fi connectivity and the ability to control HD video through smartphones. Among them, some baby monitors will have two-way audio to ensure that parents can whisper to their baby's ears through the device even if they do not step into the room. There are also some products. Once the baby starts to cry, the monitor will send a message to parents and allow parents to remotely control the camera through the iPad, change the camera's viewing angle in the baby room, and view the room from top to bottom. .

The leap of technology to serve the families of these upcoming new generation technology products is a qualitative leap forward over most existing baby monitors. The baby monitor consists of a radio transmitter (monitoring end) equipped with a microphone in the baby room and a receiver (control end) in the other room. There are multiple combinations of monitoring end and control end depending on the needs of the user. Current baby monitors are typically only a few hundred meters away from the monitoring and control ends. When the baby is disturbed, or is babbling, or crying, both father and mother can hear it on the console and decide if it needs to be dealt with. In recent years, baby monitor manufacturers such as Grace, Fisher, Sony, and Samsung have all made appropriate attempts to add a bit of anger to their monitors.

After the baby monitor was introduced to the market in 1993, it gradually added many additional functions. For example, some can be illuminated in the dark and some can be used to measure the temperature in the baby's room.

Businesses are pushing new demands to meet demand. Now, innovations in baby monitors have spread throughout the industry. "What surprised me is that industry giants like Sony and Samsung spend a lot of time chasing rivals and speeding up the development of baby monitors," said James Hunt, marketing manager for baby monitor brand BabyPing. He added, "It can be said that the entire market is strongly calling for breakthroughs."

Babies R Us, a well-known infant and baby products store in the United States, launched a baby monitor show last fall to showcase new brands on the market. Babies R Us spokeswoman Adriana said that while the traditional audio monitor in Babies R Us still sells well, the company has seen consumers feel more comfortable with high-tech features such as monitors with touch screen displays. interest.

The humanization trend of product development “At present, both parents have to go out to work more and more,” said Adam, vice president and general manager of health technology company iHealth. “So our company realized that there is such a product demand in the market, That is, this kind of product can protect parents or nurse nannies. Whenever and wherever they are, children can be seen, not just hearing."

iHealth launched the iBaby Baby Monitor in October 2011, which, like many emerging monitors on the market, works with an IOS device. No matter where the parents are, or when they want to see the children, they can use the iPhone or iPad. The iBaby Monitor also allows parents to remotely take pictures of sleeping children and speak to them as long as the speakers are placed near the crib. Users can also share camera screens in real-time to three or more devices, and even operate the iPad interface to rotate the camera in the baby's room. The iBaby monitor has begun sales in the United States and its sales prospects are promising.

BabyPing Baby Monitor can also be operated in the iPhone or iPad interface. The product was designed and developed by a British company that previously provided high-tech security cameras for residential and commercial areas. After learning that many of their customers use security cameras to monitor their children, the company decided to start widening its scope of business. Enter the baby monitor area. The BabyPing Baby Monitor is equipped with infrared night vision, full-color video at 600 x 400 pixels resolution, and a premium microphone that reduces background noise and static electricity.

Another brand from France, Withings, entered the market. The brand's smart baby monitor can intelligently detect environmental factors other than sound and movement, such as the humidity and temperature of the baby's room, and record data when the room environment. When the baby feels unwell, the monitor will also sound an alarm to remind parents. In addition to two-way audio, there are four recorded lullabies for parents to remotely play.