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Product History
The JAVIS Smart Speaker was developed as an early Vietnamese-language smart-home interface, combining voice interaction, connected-device control and the JAVIS ecosystem.
JAVIS was presented as one of the first touchscreen smart speakers in Vietnam to support Vietnamese voice control. It used AI-based speech recognition to interact with the smart devices in a home.
This page is kept as product history. Its engineering experience — Vietnamese speech interaction and connected-device control — now informs the computer vision, edge AI and intelligent IoT work of JAVIS AI.
Recognised Vietnamese speech across regional accents to control smart devices — TVs, air conditioners, fans, switches and colour lights. It also answered everyday requests such as weather, gold prices, exchange rates, lunar-calendar conversion, Wikipedia lookups, music, YouTube and radio.
A carefully detailed design intended to sit naturally in any interior, with Hi-Fi audio, a sharp 2K touch display and a built-in battery for portability.
Could connect to a TV, projector or external display to act as a home entertainment hub with output up to 4K.
Backed by servers located in Vietnam to keep Vietnamese voice processing and command execution responsive.
Stereo, high-fidelity sound with Bluetooth playback from phones and other mobile devices.
The speaker integrated the JAVIS HC central controller, so every device in the JAVIS smart-home ecosystem could be managed from the single Javis Home app. The hub could also connect to devices from well-known international brands.
Historical answers about how the JAVIS Smart Speaker worked.
A JAVIS Speaker and at least one JAVIS smart switch. After connecting the switch to Wi-Fi through the Javis Home app, saying “update devices” made it available for Vietnamese voice control.
No. The speaker already included all JAVIS HC hub functions. Infrared appliances only needed an IR blaster such as the Broadlink RM mini or RM pro.
Over the internet. From the speaker settings, “Check for new version” downloaded the update automatically and guided the user on screen. New skills were added regularly, and many activated without a restart.
Yes. Control did not depend on where the speaker was placed — any device connected to the same Javis Home account could be controlled, and multiple speakers could share one account.
Recognition worked best within about 3–5 metres, depending on background noise. Accuracy decreased in noisy environments.
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