Lumi's Human Body Sensor FP1E Starts Pre-sale with Advanced Features
According to TapTechNews on June 8, the human body sensor FP1E under Aqara of Lumi has started pre-sale on JD.com. This sensor is built with a millimeter-wave radar and supports functions such as AI interference source self-identification, AI sensitivity self-adaptation, and AI spatial background learning. The pre-sale price is $49 (to be shipped on June 20).
It is introduced that this sensor is equipped with a millimeter-wave radar in milliseconds, with a response speed of 200 milliseconds. It is claimed to be able to 'precisely detect the presence status of the human body in the space and precisely sense the slight movement of the human body's breathing', and can solve the common problem that infrared sensors are prone to false reporting of the unmanned status and abnormal operation of automation in the static and slight movement states.
The radial detection distance is 6 meters, 120° horizontal/vertical angle, 180° close range, and the maximum space detection area is 50 square meters. At the same time, this sensor is claimed to be able to say goodbye to 'false judgment of the existence of the target'. For example, when the user stays in the bathroom space for a long time, the light will not automatically go out.
In terms of AI, it supports AI interference source self-identification, which can actively identify and exclude common interference sources in the space, including large areas of glass, mirrors, metals, curtains, fans, air conditioners, small pets, etc. Its AI spatial background learning function can also automatically scan the energy state of the space, and intelligently learn the situation of environmental background interference sources, which can effectively exclude false alarms caused by strong reflection interference sources such as space metal reflections and glass. In addition, it can be familiar with the space state in real-time and automatically adjust the sensitivity of sensor detection without the need for manual configuration throughout the process.
In addition, this product adopts the matter protocol and supports access to ecosystems such as Apple Home (HomeKit), Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings.
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