Nowadays, smart homes have already entered thousands of households, and the market size has skyrocketed.
Data shows that the domestic smart home market has grown from 62 billion yuan to 815.4 billion yuan in just ten years.
However, many people complained after using it: It looks smart, but it is actually difficult to use.
Nearly 60% of users are frustrated, and half of them have simply given up on smart functions because of the troublesome operation.
The devices work independently, the voice commands are often difficult to understand, and they cannot adapt to living habits. It is necessary to download multiple apps and switch back and forth. This is a common problem in most smart homes today.
Many brands in the industry either only integrate a single APP or stick to the voice function, and have never been able to solve the problem from the root.

Just in March 2026, Midea officially launched the Meixiangjia whole-house intelligent system, which completely changed the traditional passive intelligent model and focused on true active intelligence, so that home appliances no longer rigidly execute instructions.
This system uses the AI Xiaomei Guanjia as the core hub to connect all categories of home appliances. Relying on the brand’s annual R&D investment of tens of billions and mature intelligent manufacturing technology, it can achieve efficient linkage of equipment throughout the house.
The daily use experience has been significantly improved.
Just walk into the kitchen and say something about cooking, and the lights, range hood, and various kitchen appliances will automatically enter working mode. The range hood can also automatically adjust the wind power according to the size of the range hood.
After the meal is over, the system automatically turns off the lights, starts the self-cleaning of home appliances, and thoughtfully reminds you of the inventory of ingredients, taking into account home security.

In the bedroom scene, when the owner is asleep, the lights and curtains will automatically turn off; when the room temperature changes late at night, the air conditioner will automatically adjust the temperature, and return to the comfortable temperature early in the morning.
Even if you just say “a little hot”, the air conditioner, fan, and air purifier will work together, and dialects and multiple sets of instructions can be accurately recognized.
Many people are worried that remodeling a smart home requires breaking through walls and wiring, which is time-consuming and expensive. There is no need to worry about this.
Midea has more than 6,000 service outlets and more than 190,000 professional engineers across the country, supporting 24-hour door-to-door installation.
Old houses can be used without changing the wiring and can be used with electricity. Both new and old houses can be easily upgraded with whole-house intelligence.
A truly useful smart home should not require people to adapt to the machine, but the machine to actively understand people’s lives.
The emergence of Midea Meixiangjia has also pointed out the direction for the entire industry: the essence of intelligence is to simplify life, not to add trouble.