Technical News Office – What would happen if Apple made a camera? This question might have come to your mind many times and it is also correct because the company offers excellent cameras in its smartphones. This is now expected to be true, because we’re talking about the company making a camera, but it’s not the camera you might expect. Indeed, according to information received from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is working on a smart home camera, which could be launched by 2026.
Apple aims to capture the smart home IP camera market
In a report on his Medium page, Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that Apple would enter the smart home IP camera market, with mass production planned for 2026. He said the camera is designed for seamless integration into the within the Apple ecosystem, notably thanks to wireless connectivity. Kuo said that global shipments of smart home IP cameras amount to 30 to 40 million units per year and that Apple’s long-term goal is to capture more than 10 million annual shipments within of this product range. Kuo said: “This strategic move reflects Apple’s continued pursuit of growth opportunities in the domestic market. I think Apple’s excellent ecosystem and deep integration with Apple Intelligence and Siri will better improve the user experience.
How might Apple’s smart camera work within the ecosystem?
This can potentially bring huge benefits to users. Because Apple works in better integrated systems. In such a situation, Apple’s smart home camera will be easily accessible, especially with HomeKit. It is also possible that it will also be managed through the iPhone and other Apple devices. Bloomberg also reported talks that Apple could launch a smart home display.
This popular device is expected to measure 6 inches and be wall-mountable. It can serve as a gateway for home automation. Thick bezels can be seen around the screen of this device. It may have a built-in rechargeable battery and speakers. Accessories can also be offered to customers.
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