In today’s era of rapid technological development, smart home products have become popular products on the market.
However, at the same time, the phenomenon of “pseudo-intelligence” also appears frequently.
Some smart home products, such as sweeping robots and smart washing machines, have the problem of exaggerated functions. When consumers actually use them, they will find a large gap in experience, and they will also face equipment incompatibility and other situations.

Consumers have become more cautious when purchasing in the face of “smart” products with different claims on the market.
In addition to looking at product reviews, they began to pay attention to whether the manufacturing company behind the product was reliable.
So, how do you tell whether a company is trustworthy?
In fact, there are some practical methods.
By querying a company’s industrial and commercial information, you can quickly understand its business scope and existence status.
The Sky Eye risk function can also be used to further check whether the company has records of administrative penalties or consumer legal proceedings caused by false propaganda and product quality issues.
This provides an additional layer of protection for consumers to avoid “gimmick” products and choose honest manufacturers.

Tianyancha Professional Edition data shows us the overall situation of smart home-related companies in my country.
As of now, there are more than 118,000 smart home-related companies in operation and existence in my country.
Among them, there will be more than 4,800 newly registered related companies in 2025.
This shows that the smart home market is still very attractive, and many companies are pouring into this field.
From the perspective of regional distribution, the development situation of smart home companies in different regions is different.
Guangdong Province ranks first in the number of smart home related companies, with more than 35,000 related companies, accounting for 29.97% of the national total.
This may be due to Guangdong Province’s developed manufacturing base, complete industrial chain, and emphasis on and investment in technological innovation.
Followed by Jiangsu Province, Shandong Province, Zhejiang Province and Anhui Province.
These regions have also shown certain development potential in the smart home field, probably because they have certain advantages in electronic information, manufacturing, etc., and can provide good support for the development of smart home companies.
For consumers, understanding these corporate information will help them make more informed choices when purchasing smart home products.
For enterprises, as market competition becomes increasingly fierce, they should focus on product quality and innovation, avoid falling into the trap of “pseudo-intelligence”, and win the trust of consumers with honest operations.
Only in this way can the smart home market achieve healthy and sustainable development.