TCL has launched the Little Blue Wing P7 Ultra smart air conditioner that monitors sleeping comfort with advanced AI
The Chinese company TCL has launched the Little Blue Wing P7 Ultra — its first smart air conditioner focused on creating a healthy microclimate and using advanced AI technologies to analyze sleep, air quality, and energy savings.
What's known
The main feature of the device is the AI Healthy Sleep system, which uses a millimeter radar. The AI Sleep Eye sensor tracks human presence, body movements, and even minor changes like turning over in sleep or the position of the blanket. Based on this data, the air conditioner automatically adjusts the temperature, direction, and strength of the air flow, adapting to the user's sleep phase.
The model is also equipped with a dual-circuit fresh air supply system with a capacity of up to 60 m³/h, using micro-positive pressure to bring oxygen-enriched air from outside. AI-based algorithms and the Fuxi climate model analyze external and internal conditions, as well as user habits, to automatically maintain the optimal mode without manual settings.
Little Blue Wing P7 Ultra integrates into the OpenHarmony ecosystem: when a HarmonyOS 6.0 smartphone (Huawei operating system) approaches, a pop-up window appears for quick connection, and control is possible through the voice assistant and other ecosystem devices — from speakers to Huawei Smart Car vehicles.
The air conditioner supports Soft Wind 5.0 technology and features dual guides and perforated blades for softer air dispersion. It is also claimed to have AI cleaning, AI energy saving functions, Wi-Fi 6 support based on a HiSilicon chip, and first-class energy efficiency.
The device is now available in China at a price of $850 (converted from yuan).
Source: Gizmochina
