Technology has been performing more and more magnificent and surprising feats every day. Can you imagine needing to travel or go on vacation and not worry about your little fish? Thinking about it, the Xiaomi developed a smart aquarium that guarantees its operation even when you are not at home.
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Xiaomi's smart aquarium monitors the water temperature and controls its flow, lights and food. Do you know how all this happens? Through an app.
Xiaomi has innovated by creating several different products that still deliver some level of connectivity. They have already released an umbrella, a scale and even a nose hair clipper.
However, the Chinese brand used its unit called Mijia and launched a smart aquarium. The aquarium is still in the crowdfunding process, but it is already promising a lot, such as monitoring multiple aspects of the small aquarium.
The aquarium comes with a kit of sorts. This kit can be purchased at any store in your city that offers it.
The filter is already installed and offers five cleaning stages, together with the water pump. They ensure that clogging does not occur, preventing the proliferation of bacteria.
As a result, users do not need to do any work other than changing the water every six months. The aquarium even comes with a system capable of feeding the fish and everything is monitored by an app.
What other features does the smart aquarium have?
The aquarium has thin glass, and through the app, you can make any type of adjustment or monitoring. You can evaluate the lighting scheme, which mimics the natural sunlight of the environment outside the aquarium.
In addition, the glass that is used in the body of the product delivers 91.3% of the light that passes through it. The aquarium is still being financed and it is not known when it will be shipped to China, but we already know that it is costing 349 Yuan, or about R$ 270 in direct conversion.
