We’ve all been there: lured in by a sleek touch-screen fridge or an AC you can turn on from the office, only to find out the app crashes constantly or the device “forgets” its settings every time the power flickers. In the rush to digitise our homes, it’s easy to end up with expensive gadgets that make life more complicated, not easier.

LG Electronics Bangladesh remains a pioneer in smart home market, renowned for integrating ThinQ AI and energy-saving inverter technology into modern households.

Transcom Electronics Ltd. has been a cornerstone of Bangladesh’s household electronics market for decades, bringing global giants like LG, Samsung, and Hitachi to local doorsteps.

In Bangladesh, “smart home” often stops at connected devices. A smart TV, a few app-controlled lights, maybe a voice assistant. Useful, but limited.

To combat rising utility costs, Electro Mart Group is pioneering the transition from conventional to AI-driven appliances. Md. Nurul Afser, Deputy Managing Director, discusses how the group is localising advanced technology to deliver sustainable, energy-efficient solutions.

The consumer electronics industry is undergoing a significant transformation with AI and IoT integration. Walton is localising these technologies to enhance energy efficiency and modern living. Zoheb Ahmed, Chief Marketing Officer of Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC, outlines the brand’s vision for pioneering Bangladesh’s smart home ecosystem.

In the bustling urban landscapes of Dhaka and Chattogram, the term “smart home” is often associated with luxury like automated curtains, voice-controlled speakers, or high-end security cameras.