Apple is thinking about hitting the table and forever changing the home technology and wearables sector, with two innovative products that, according to renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, would come to revolutionize the market.
According to Kuo, the Cupertino company plans to launch a smart home camera and new AirPods equipped with advanced health featuressuggesting that the company intends to continue expanding its presence in the personal health device market.
New Apple camera for your home
Apple’s new smart camera, according to Kuo, would be designed to integrate deeply with your home ecosystem, which would include compatibility with Apple Intelligence and Siriin addition to wireless connectivity. Although Kuo does not specify more details about the features of this camera, the fact that it is powered by Apple’s artificial intelligence and its voice assistants suggests that this camera could play a fundamental role in the future of the smart home.
The camera, whose mass production would begin in 2026, appears to focus on security and control of the domestic environment, a bet that Apple has been slow to prove compared to other technological giants such as Amazon and Google, who have already launched products in this area. However, Apple’s prestige in privacy and security could give it a competitive advantage, for those who want their data to be fully respected.
Kuo has also mentioned that Apple aims to sell millions of units in the long term, suggesting that this product could be competitively priced relative to other Apple devices. In addition, the Chinese company Goertek, known for its collaboration in the manufacturing of Californian products, would be in charge of assembling this camera, marking another significant step in Apple’s partnership with Asian manufacturers.
New AirPods with health features
Apple not only seeks to innovate in the field of home technology, but also aims to revolutionize wearables with the new AirPods. According to Kuo, these future headphones will feature health management features, just like the Apple Watch, indicating that Apple plans to integrate more biometric sensors on these devices. Although Kuo does not offer specific details, other previous rumors suggest that these AirPods could include capabilities such as measuring body temperature or heart rate monitoring.
It has already been mentioned that the next version of Powerbeats Pro will include heart rate monitoringso it is likely that this technology will also extend to AirPods. This fits perfectly with Apple’s strategy of making its headphones a complete health device, similar to its smartwatch, which already offers metrics such as blood oxygen saturation and ECG (electrocardiogram).
With this move, Apple seems to not only want to differentiate itself from other headphone manufacturers, but also position its AirPods as a tool for proactive health management, an approach that could be particularly attractive at a time when interest in personal well-being continues to grow. .
