Xiaomi has already made more than a name for itself in the smartphone market, but can it do so in the smart home market as well? The burgeoning Chinese smartphone maker already has a few smart home products already, but the company is looking to expand its lineup with four new modules.
Xiaomi, the low-cost Chinese smartphone maker, plans to start testing four new smart home modules on Jan. 26 according to a presentation its executive made this weekend in Beijing. A Bloomberg report quotes Xiaomi’s President Bin Lin (pictured above on the left) who unveiled the Xiaomi smart home app at the GeekPark Innovation Festival in Beijing as well as a motion sensor, an open/close sensor, a connected module home appliances and a hub to connect these devices.
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