Meet Huawei HarmonyOS smart box, make normal TV a smart TV

Huawei HarmonyOS is an operating system that is designed for a variety of devices including smartphones, tablets, smart screens, IoT, smart homes as well as smart cars. The reach of HarmonyOS is not limited therefore, it could be installed at the least amount of memory operating in smart devices.

Recently, news surfaced on the ground that a new device that will work as a smart box will be powered by HarmonyOS. This device will help the users to turn their regular TVs into a smart screen (smart TV), which is quite an amazing functionality for the consumers.

This type of technology has been spotted in a video that has been published on a Chinese video-sharing platform.

Smart audio-visual brand manufacturer Haimeidi Technology has integrated into the HarmonyOS Connect ecosystem and is planning to upgrade OTT set-top boxes. This smart box comes in two versions – the travel version and the home version.

After accessing the HarmonyOS Connect ecosystem, the Himedi Smart Box can be used to touch and pull up the super service card with a HarmonyOS mobile phone. You can control the Himedi Smart Box or get the latest movie recommendations through the FA card, eliminating the need to install the software.

At the same time, users can also obtain scene-based recommendations through FA cards, understand and purchase the 3D glasses and microphones they need in the process of watching movies and enjoy the smart life brought by cross-screen collaboration.

Huawei HDC 2021 Developers Conference was held at the Songshan Lake Huawei Base. Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei Consumer Business Group said that as of now, the number of devices equipped with HarmonyOS has reached 150 million.

These devices include smart screens, watches, smart speakers, mobile phones, etc. At the same time, Yu Chengdong also stated that the number of HarmonyOS devices will reach 200 million by the end of the year. These figure shows that HarmonyOS has become the fastest-growing terminal operating system in history.

(via – ithome)