WigWagFilament launches 'operating system Brain' WigWagRelay

Since the advent of Philips Hue series intelligent LED bulbs, more manufacturers have seen the broad prospects of the intelligent lighting market and have launched characteristic intelligent products. A few days ago, WigWag, located in Texas, USA, launched a FilamentSmartColorLED bulb on Kickstarter, a crowdfunding website, and WigWagRelay, known as the operating system brain. The product has now begun to accept reservations. FilamentLED bulbs are similar to Philipshue and allow users to control bulbs through iOS or Android applications. FilamentLED bulbs are used with WigWagRelay equipment. WigWagRelay is plugged into a wireless router. If Relay is used, connected household appliances such as Nest and Philips bulbs mentioned earlier can also be operated through WigWag's platform. In addition to supporting other bulbs, Relay also supports Bluetooth adapters to further increase the number of Internet of Things devices that can be used. In this way, users can use their preferred networking products at the same time without being trapped by different platforms or compatibility. FilamentLED bulbs offer an adjustable color temperature range of 3000K to 6000 K. FilamentLED bulbs can change color temperature and color (RGB). WigWag said that its products can provide more than 64 million colors, emit 800 lumens of brightness, and can be used for up to 20 years. The WigWag system consisting of a Relay and a certain number of bulbs is now available for reservation. The number of bulbs is different and the price is different. For example, it costs 199. For $99, you can get 4 bulbs and 1 Relay; Spend 399. For $99, you can get 12 bulbs and 1 Relay.