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GE Appliances Taps US Tech for Smart Washers
5 Aug
Summary
- GE Appliances will use Texas Instruments semiconductors.
- New laundry machines are made at the Louisville, Kentucky HQ.
- AI integration is planned for washers and dryers.
GE Appliances, a Chinese-owned manufacturer, is set to incorporate US-made semiconductors from Texas Instruments into its upcoming line of laundry machines. These new appliances will be manufactured at the company's headquarters located in Louisville, Kentucky.
The integration includes TI's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity solutions. GE Appliances is also actively investigating the potential of using TI's intelligent microcontroller platform. This would enable the incorporation of advanced artificial intelligence features into their washers and dryers.
This strategic move signifies a commitment to leveraging cutting-edge technology for home appliances. The use of domestic semiconductor components and the exploration of AI integration are expected to bring enhanced performance and smart capabilities to GE's product offerings.
