LG's new SmartThinQ Sensor makes traditional home appliances smart Comments

• Anonymous
• tue
• 02 Sep 2015

I need to see the demo first.

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• AnonD-81610
• Sr1
• 01 Sep 2015

Interesting idea. I like it!
But will wait and see how this pans out in the real world usage (by others). ;)

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• Anonymous
• tue
• 01 Sep 2015

Is this for real? Amazon did the same thing before which turns out to be an April Fool device. I don't trust this 'attached to anything and make it smart' device.

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• Kamote
• bCk
• 01 Sep 2015

Greenwave Systems. IoT

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• Eske Rahn
• 3ii
• 31 Aug 2015

Interesting transition device.
I wonder how many years it will be before any electronic device is 'smart' in the sense that it connects to something.
e.g. Any smoke detector ought to be able to send BT-message and a mail through WiFi, and if no reaction within a few minutes call 911...

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• Zero
• Rch
• 31 Aug 2015

Innovation

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