Ultra-low-power IoT paper-like displays enable smart homes

E-paper displays are ideal for whole-house smart displays due to their bistable and reflective properties, such as temperature control centers, electrical control buttons, temperature and humidity sensors, PM2.5 and formaldehyde sensors, and smart health calendars.

With the development of 5G and IoT technologies, whole-house intelligence is gradually becoming a smart choice for homes and offices. This is not only out of the pursuit of convenient life, but also people's awareness of energy conservation and emission reduction has gradually increased.

With the development of society, the energy consumption of homes and offices will continue to rise. Electricity experts estimate that China's annual waste caused by low energy utilization can reach 200 billion kilowatt-hours, resulting in huge carbon emissions.

For example, through the use of intelligent thermostats, the indoor temperature and operation mode can be controlled to maintain the most comfortable temperature indoors; through the use of intelligent temperature and humidity meters, the indoor and outdoor PM2.5, carbon dioxide, oxygen content, temperature and humidity can be fully sensed A variety of air quality indicators, intelligent linkage purification equipment, to achieve dynamic optimization of indoor air quality.

Industry insiders have made a rough estimate that if a whole-house smart home is installed in an indoor space of more than 100 square meters, it can save about 4 kWh of electricity per day, and the average monthly energy consumption can be saved by 50 kWh during cooling in summer and 50 kWh during heating in winter. It can save nearly 200 kWh of energy consumption, save 1440 kWh of electricity a year, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1435.68 kg, which is equivalent to planting 80 trees. (Data from the State Forestry Administration: A tree can absorb and store 4 to 18 kilograms of carbon dioxide per year)