Re:Forget virtual assistants, Asteria wants to be your AI fr...
by iampims on Saturday September 24, 2016 @02:16PM
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You're right, the technology is available. But power consumption is another thing altogether. I am assuming the device will be battery powered and the usefulness of some of the sensors, like GPS, drops very quickly if you can't afford to power them on more than a few times a day.
Any wireless radio chip (BLE, Bluetooth, Ant, Wifi), if it needs to be on all the time will also have a huge impact on battery life.
I wish good luck to the Asteria team, and am genuinely curious about how they'll pull it off.
Any wireless radio chip (BLE, Bluetooth, Ant, Wifi), if it needs to be on all the time will also have a huge impact on battery life.
I wish good luck to the Asteria team, and am genuinely curious about how they'll pull it off.