Secure and Connected Smart Homes Offer Productivity and Entertainment
Always-connected devices feature prominently in the modern home. From smart TVs and set-top boxes to thermostats and lighting, these devices now use both complex processor and graphics IP with simple sensor technology to make the home compute experience more comfortable and convenient. Arm offers a family of scalable, compatible IP products and software development tools that give manufacturers the flexibility to create smart home technology at a viable production cost.
Arm IP Powers Rich Media Devices
Smart TVs – The Hub of the Connected Home
One of the central features of smart homes and buildings is the smart TV (DTV), which today contains more high-performance compute than ever. If you own a smart TV, chances are it’s powered by Arm processing and graphics technology that has helped make these entertainment systems indispensable for consumers.
Cortex-A and Mali graphics processors make up a sizable number of the DTV market. Over 95 percent of smart TVs are based on the Cortex-A family of processors, while 80 percent of smart TVs shipped today are based on Mali GPUs.
Cortex-A for Smooth Performance
Delivers smooth, vivid visuals for optimal smart TV experience.
Mali GPUs for Home Entertainment
For use in smart TVs, set-top boxes and even smart refrigerators.
System IP for Easier Integration
Corelink Interconnect: CI-700 provides improved energy efficiency and system performance.
Scalable and Energy-Efficient IoT Technology
Home Automation and Connectivity
The breadth and potential of IoT is extraordinary, providing convenience and timesaving opportunities throughout our daily lives. Advances in AI and the shift towards endpoint and edge computing are creating new possibilities for home automation. These possibilities can range from security systems that notify you when an unfamiliar face or suspicious noise is detected, to smart home hubs that not only control lights and appliances but predict when maintenance is needed, such as when a lightbulb will need replacing.
These innovative IoT devices require secure, end-to-end technology solutions. Arm offers the processing capabilities, software and development tools, and vast partner ecosystem to help optimize and streamline the development of these smart home devices.
Cortex-A for Enhanced Vision and Audio Experiences
Powering the smart cameras, device screens and smart speakers in your home.
Cortex-M for Advanced Gesture and Voice Recognition
Enabling configurable control and intelligence for smart appliances and white goods.
Development Tools and Software to Accelerate Innovation
Helping engineers worldwide deliver market leading smart home solutions.
Arm-based Designs for Smart Houses
Ecosystem-Driven Innovation
Privacy Through AI-based Voice Control for Home Automation
Digital or voice assistants have found their way into the lives of people for everyday activity in homes, offices and hotels. Learn how ProKNX, a dynamic IoT start-up, is enabling privacy through their AI-based voice-controlled smart home assistant that has no requirement for the cloud or even an internet connection to function.
Multi-Standard Communication for the Connected Home
ConcurrentConnect technology from Qorvo enables seamless operation of multiple smart home devices that are connected via different networks without performance loss. Qorvo’s solution opens the door for OEMs to easily deploy ML-enabled home automation devices across multiple radio networks.
Smarter Homes at the Push of a Button
Naran’s MicroBot Push is a simple way to turn standard home appliances into smart devices, enabling users to remotely control devices that don’t have their own connectivity. The Push is particularly beneficial for people with disabilities, providing home automation and notifying care givers if appliances have not been activated as normal.
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