While a hundred years ago it was thought that in the XNUMXs we would be driving around in flying cars, the reality is that electronics companies seem more interested in “smartificating” any object in the house. So here comes yet another Smart toilet, which is added to those presented in the previous weeks, and not to be confused with smart toilet tablets, another “very important” market segment.
DIIIB Smart Toilet is the first smart toilet with AI assistant and voice commands
Irony aside, the DIIIB Smart Toilet with Voice Control is probably one of the most advanced toilets we have had the opportunity to discover in recent months, and it is also one of the most expensive with a price of 2288 Yuan, or 290 euros, during its crowdfunding campaign just started on the official Xiaomi Youpin website. While its retail price will be 3599 Yuan, around 450 euros at current exchange rates.
As the name suggests, the DIIIB Smart Toilet with Voice Control does not require buttons, in fact it supports voice control and adopts various high-level plasma sterilization functions, constant temperature washing and hot air drying.
DIIIB's smart toilet uses advanced algorithms to achieve efficient response and clear voice recognition, it can even be used offline. According to the Chinese brand, this toilet is very comfortable for both parents and older children, thanks to all the operations that can be performed via voice commands. In addition, this smart toilet also has a high transmission glass outer panel, with bright LED digital display, bright and vivid icons and trouble-free night operation.
Finally, when it comes to cleaning, the toilet adopts medical-grade plasma sterilization technology that continuously releases sterilizing ions within 2 hours of its use. In terms of rinsing, the smart toilet supports two rinsing modes: flushing when standing up and when tapping your feet. The latter is suitable for the male audience, in fact we will not need to lower ourselves to press the rinse button, but it will be enough to bang our feet.
