Spexor is a mobile security assistant from Bosch unveiled at CES 2022 and it is designed to sense everything from changes in temperature and air quality to break-ins. The compact unit stands just 4.7 inches tall and it is equipped with sensors that allow it to function without the need for a camera or voice recorder.
With noise and motion sensors, the mobile security assistant is useful for keeping tabs on different environments, and since it is so small, it can easily be moved from place to place. For this purpose, Spexor gives users the ability to name different locations so that alerts can be received. These alerts take the form of lights, audio alerts or both.
Mobile Security Assistants
Bosch Unveiled Spexor at CES 2022
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Security Assistants - Bosch's Spexor showcases the potential for compact and multi-functional mobile security assistants, creating opportunities for companies looking to improve their security systems.
2. Sensor-equipped Technology - The trend towards sensor-equipped technology for personal and property security presents opportunities for companies who can bring affordable, noninvasive solutions to the market.
3. Location-based Security - Spexor's ability to create alerts specific to location highlights opportunities for companies in the development of location-based security and tracking.
Industry Implications
1. Security Systems - Companies in the security systems industry can explore the integration of sensor-equipped, location-based, and compact mobile security assistants with fewer infringing functionalities compared to traditional security cameras.
2. Home Automation - The home automation industry can capitalize on multi-functional mobile security assistants that provide both security and environment monitoring, potentially reducing the need for multiple devices and streamlining home management.
3. Personal Security - Companies in the personal security industry can explore the market opportunity for compact mobile security assistants that offer non-intrusive, sensor-based alerts for users on-the-go.