Esy Sunhome unveiled its advanced AI technology at the United Nations forum, showcasing its capability to optimize energy storage and consumption. This AI system, integrated with its HM series intelligent residential energy storage solutions and future products, leverages big data analytics to dynamically adjust energy strategies. According to the company, it collects and analyzes user data on electricity usage and lifestyle to offer tailored operational modes and energy-saving recommendations. Key advantages include zero installation costs, a user-friendly app interface, and smart notifications for optimal energy use. Company also claims these features like its AI predicts energy demand, reducing consumption by 20%, and monitors equipment to cut maintenance costs by 30%. It also enhances energy dispatch efficiency by 15% and integrates with smart grids to improve overall system efficiency by up to 20%. The environmental impact is notable, with potential carbon emission reductions of 15-20%.
Esy Sunhome’s AI at global forum
The AI integrates with the HM series to dynamically adjust energy strategies using big thdata analytics. (Image Credit: Esy Sunhome)
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