The release of smart energy-saving standards has helped Haier become a milestone leading the development of global smart home appliances

With the full application of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, big data, and Internet of Things technologies, the era of digital transformation has arrived. According to IDC’s predictions, by 2021, more than 50% of global GDP will be digital. China’s digital economy The proportion will also reach 55%. In the context of the continuous reshaping of the economic structure and corporate business model, companies are no longer constrained on product value, and their business philosophy has changed from profiting product operations to gaining user data assets through user operations. As we all know, the traditional measure of enterprise value is how many fixed assets it owns. In the Internet of Things era, the key indicator to measure the value of an Internet of Things enterprise is how many data assets it owns. However, although most companies currently have big data resources such as loyal member communities, transaction behaviors, and product operation data, they are unable to make full use of big data resources because they lack the means to convert numbers into benefits.

As a representative of the traditional home appliance industry’s transformation of smart life open platform, Haier U+ has experienced many important changes at the level of new concepts and technology applications. Through U+ big data, data-driven intelligence, through smart living rooms, smart kitchens, smart bathrooms, and smart bedrooms Establish a thinking model and a knowledge map for the massive big data of other scenarios, and implement customized scenarios, customized services and customized interactions for different user portraits. Haier has accumulated a wealth of data assets in the field of smart homes, covering web device data, interactive data, market after-sales data, production, and ecological operation data. While providing users with a more ideal experience, it also provides industrial design, production, and service. Provide powerful data support for comprehensive iteration of, quality and market. Up to now, Haier smart homes have data assets of up to 2500TB. These data assets are not only stored on the cloud platform, but also generate numerous value-added values. One of them is the first application of energy-saving standards for smart home appliances. On July 12, the "2018 China Smart Home Product Development Trend Summit Forum" was held in Tianjin. At the meeting, Haier officially released the industry's first group standard "Technical Specifications for Energy Conservation of Smart Home Appliances Based on Big Data Platforms". Haier U+ uses data intelligent algorithms to design personalized user energy-saving solutions that meet industry needs based on self-learning user habits, user usage parameters, environmental conditions and other factors, and has exerted a huge influence in the formulation of industry standards.

Haier Smart Home released the smart energy-saving standards for data asset empowerment, aiming to better transform data assets into social value. This time, the release of the industry’s first “Technical Specifications for Energy Saving of Smart Home Appliances Based on Big Data Platforms” led by Haier is just a microcosm of Haier’s development of international standards in the field of global smart homes. In 2010, Haier led China's first international standard in the field of IEC's smart home, achieving a breakthrough in my country's smart home standard in the field of international standards. In 2013, Haier again led the formulation of national standards in the field of smart homes in China. In 2014, Haier began to assume the work of the secretariat of the Smart Home Appliances Sub-Committee and took the lead in establishing a complete smart home appliance standard system. In 2017, Haier represented Chinese home appliance companies to formulate international IoT standards for the first time, and then led the establishment of an IEC white paper on artificial intelligence, which helped China win the voice in the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. On June 14, 2018, the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) approved two international standards in the field of smart homes led by Haier. This is the first time that the IEEE has formulated a global technical specification for the smart home ecosystem. It can be seen that Haier has successfully established a project and led the formulation of a series of smart home system standards. Through the establishment of its own standards and the right to speak in the industry, it has promoted the improvement of upstream and downstream standards in the industry chain, thereby achieving overall upgrades and leading the industry to explore considerable social benefits and Economic benefits.

The internationalization of standards is an important criterion for Haier to measure ecological brands in the Internet of Things era. This time, Haier led the industry’s first publication of the “Technical Specifications for Energy Conservation of Smart Home Appliances Based on Big Data Platforms”, which on the one hand proves that Haier’s smart home has made substantial progress in the implementation and transformation of data assets in the field of smart homes. On the one hand, it will also promote the globalization of Haier's smart homes through "standard development" and become a new milestone for the Chinese model to lead the development of global smart home appliances.