Tom Cruise parkours, jumps off buildings, drags cars, crashes into planes... People who watched the just-released "Mission: Impossible 6" were soaring with adrenaline. In addition to the desperate efforts of the 56-year-old Cruise, there were also various dazzling performances. Cool black technology equipment. However, after walking around at the JD Home Expo Beijing Station the day before yesterday, the editor discovered that many of the black technologies in the movie have already existed in life.
Future Life Hall, as one of JD.com’s four special exhibition halls, brings many “future” high-quality smart home and home decoration products, which are both cool and user-friendly.
In "Mission: Impossible", when Tom Cruise and his friend Benji were stealing files in the Kremlin, they successfully deceived the guards in the corridor with a curtain that displayed images. The "black technology" of this device is that it can track changes in the guard's gaze angle in real time and adjust the display angle of the image. At the JD Home Expo, JD launched a VR design function that made this “black technology” more practical.
The VR design function of Jingdong Home Expo is very simple to use. After putting on the helmet, a virtual room will appear in front of the editor. With the cooperation of the remote control handle, it is very easy to view the information of each product and replace various household products in the room. At the same time, you can also switch between day/night mode and view the decoration effect of the room from any angle in the room.
JD.com staff told the editor that JD.com has accumulated a large amount of house type data, and major brands are constantly 3D modeling their products to connect to VR systems. In the future, consumers only need to select the house type information and change products by themselves. , you can view the decoration effect in real time. For people like me who can’t understand and don’t quite believe in design drawings, this “what you see is what you get” approach to decoration design is really cool.
In the Future Life Museum, Panasonic’s “Magic Mirror” is also quite a “black technology”. This "magic mirror" looks like a mirror on the surface, but in fact there is a smart flat panel display underneath it. It can display weather information, play music, set reminders, etc., and can also recommend various beauty and strategies online. wait. Listening to music, watching variety shows, and reviewing beauty tips while taking a shower or washing your face, the "magic mirror" is simply a perfect artifact.
Another product that made me unable to move when I saw it is a smart toilet. In fact, smart toilets have become popular in the past few years. The "toilet seats" that Chinese people buy in Japan are relatively basic smart toilet products. The editor didn't quite understand why a toilet seat is so popular before, but after seeing this toilet in the Future Life Museum, I understood it instantly.
The smart toilet displayed at the Future Life Hall of Jingdong Home Expo is a Panasonic product. Humanized design and high-tech support are the most intuitive feelings this product brings to the editor. On-site staff told the editor that this smart toilet is specially designed to meet the needs of the elderly. There are armrests on the left and right sides to help get up, and there are related equipment for health detection in the armrests. This smart toilet has multiple functions such as urine testing and body fat testing, and conducts data analysis through the Internet, making it easy for everyone to keep track of their health status at any time. Moreover, this toilet also has functions such as day/night sensor opening, automatic heating of the toilet seat, toilet cleaning, and ultra-quiet flushing. What makes people feel even more considerate is that it can also identify users and record their usage habits based on their weight. In other words, as long as you sit on it, you can get the most comfortable enjoyment.
In addition to the Future Life Hall, other special exhibition halls are also eye-catching.For example, the Aijia Life Museum, which is also one of the four specialty museums, brings a lot of creative products. Among them, the paper material used in the Shibazhi organ bench has won the national patent, and the design has won the German Red Dot Award. Although the thickness is only 450px, it can be stretched to 6 meters in length, suitable for 12 people to sit. It can be described as a family gathering, A perfect tool for outdoor outings and other scenes. The "Made in Beijing" pavilion brings JD.com's own brand "Made in Beijing" products. These products cover various scenarios of home life. They are not only very cost-effective, but also very consistent with the needs of young consumers for quality home consumption. At the same time, JD.com also brought auto supplies, a special "Milk Festival" created with well-known dairy companies, various imported food exhibition areas, and JD.com's self-operated home life museum, etc., truly creating a feast for consumers' lives.
After spending an afternoon at the Home Expo, the editor found that people are really becoming more and more enthusiastic about high-quality home furnishings. Products such as latex mattresses and latex pillows were out-and-out super hits during JD.com’s 618 Mid-Year Shopping Festival, and they are still hot-selling products in JD.com’s self-operated home life museum exhibition area.
Finally, there is another "cooling point" that I have to mention - although the editor bought a lot of things, I came and returned empty-handed. The reason is that the JD Home Expo adopts a simultaneous online and offline approach. If you have a product you want to buy, you can either pay for it on the spot and take it away, or you can choose to scan the QR code to place an order and have JD deliver it home. The tableware I bought at the Home Expo at 10 a.m. was delivered to my home by JD.com in the afternoon... This speed is amazing!
Jingdong Home Expo can be described as a home expo that is fun, fun, and delicious. The only pity is that it is a bit short, only two days. However, if you missed this home expo or are out of town and unable to attend, there is no need to feel regretful. From now until October 7, JD.com’s major masterpiece, the JD.com Home Decoration Festival, has also been grandly launched. Various products, services and preferential activities at the Home Expo are all available in the Home Decoration Festival, as well as furniture and building materials over 4,999 yuan. 1,000 yuan off, cross-store discounts on household daily necessities plus 10% off coupons, etc. In addition, JD Home Decoration and Building Materials Super Category Day will also be held on September 4th.
Emmm... This September, your new home should have been settled.
