LG unveiled its ambitious plans to integrate AI across its product range at CES, showcasing a new audio line developed in collaboration with will.i.am. The brand, named 'xboom by will.i.am,' features Bluetooth speakers and wireless earbuds designed to enhance audio experiences through AI technology. Will.i.am's involvement as the 'experiential architect' aims to position the brand as a leader in sound and design innovation.
The xboom audio products are uniquely tuned by will.i.am to deliver a balanced audio profile, utilizing AI to adapt sound based on the content being played. Features like AI-enabled lighting and calibration enhance the user experience, creating an immersive environment. This collaboration signifies a shift towards intelligent media, where passive listening transforms into active engagement through innovative AI applications.
• LG integrates AI capabilities into its new audio product line.
• Will.i.am's xboom series redefines audio experience with AI-driven features.
AI analysis allows speakers to adjust sound dynamically based on the content being played.
AI calibration enables speakers to recognize their environment for optimal sound distribution.
FYI is an AI-driven platform that transforms passive listening into active engagement.
LG is focused on integrating AI into consumer electronics, enhancing user experiences through innovative technology.
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