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Astro will initially be sold by invitation. The cost in this version will be $1,000, and the first deliveries will begin at the end of the year. Then sales will be opened to all interested parties, but the cost will increase to $1,450. The company also opened applications for an autonomous home drone with a camera, which it first showed at last year's presentation.

Echo Glow camera video communication device


Another unusual new gadget is the Echo Glow, a video-sharing device with a camera, a small vertical screen, and a projector. Using the projector, it projects an image onto a table or other flat surface, which colombia number data essentially becomes a touchscreen thanks to the camera's touch recognition. The Echo Glow works with an app and is designed for children to use to communicate with their parents or teachers.



Echo Show 15 smart screen
Amazon also introduced a new smart screen Echo Show 15, which is made in the form of a screen with a picture frame that can be hung on the wall. It displays news, a to-do list, smart home control buttons and other information, and using the camera and facial recognition, this information is personalized for each resident of the house. The gadget runs on a new AZ2 processor with a powerful accelerator of machine learning algorithms, so voice and face recognition occurs locally, and not on Amazon servers. The company also said that all new smart speakers and screens will recognize language locally.



Another notable announcement was the ability to teach the Alexa voice assistant and Ring cameras to recognize random sounds and events in video. Thanks to this, the user can teach the smart home to include scenarios or send notifications when a particular sound or visual event occurs. In addition, the company taught smart cameras to understand when the courier has brought a package and notify the owner (in the US, packages to private homes are usually left at the door).
Last year, Samsung showed a prototype of the Ballie home robot assistant, but it had a completely different design in the form of a ball with a camera, microphone and speaker that moves. It can also recognize people and events in the house, but is also able to control the smart home, for example, send a vacuum cleaner to a place where food was spilled. Unfortunately, after the announcement at the CES exhibition, the company never talked about the device and its prospects.