IFA Berlin 2024: Manufacturers rethinking how tech appliances can help cut your energy bills
How can you slash the energy used at home? New kitchen and household appliances can make a difference, manufacturers say at the IFA Berlin electronics show.
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00:00At AEG today, we have launched our biggest kitchen range ever, and it's a full solution
00:13range for the home.
00:15If I could point out one innovation that we're really proud of, it is the Safar mat, which
00:20you see here behind me, and this is a Red Dot Best of the Best award winner.
00:24This launch of AEG today is the most energy-efficient kitchen we have ever launched, and it makes
00:30it possible for consumers to save up to 30% of energy.
00:35EcoMaster is a new and proprietary technology from Mydea, which incorporates AI and connectivity
00:41in order to save consumers 30% energy on average.
00:45It uses really advanced AI algorithms, and it combines it with millions of appliances
00:50and billions of data points in order to hone these algorithms to save energy without ever
00:57sacrificing performance.
00:58It also uses connectivity to connect to external data like weather forecasts and ambient information
01:05so that it can really get very, very specific on adjusting it specifically for your needs.
01:10Consumers want to save money, and one of the great things about EcoMaster, for example,
01:14is the fact that we're saving 30% of an energy bill on average, and energy costs in the EU
01:21have gone up 80% since 2008, 30% just in the last five years, so that's a huge consumer
01:27benefit that we're doing.
01:28We are showing here our latest and greatest innovations.
01:32Our flagship product is GreenCell Habu and Habu Den Charger.
01:37GreenCell Habu is a wall box, two-in-one, so mobile wall box that you can easily plug
01:43at home and charge your car without installation.
01:46We are very happy that we are here, IFA 100 years, let's go!