Google has introduced a smart desk lamp called dLight. The body is painted in pure white, the lamp has a round base, as well as an oval-shaped luminous part that can be rotated to different angles.

Google designer Ben Gold, who introduced the product to the world, immediately noted that although dLight is not a secret project, it “probably will never appear outside the company.” But if Google still decides to start selling, then the device will surely find its customers.

The Google dLight smart lamp has Google Assistant support and also appears in the Google Home app like any other smart lamp. The device is equipped with a USB-C port for charging and can receive updates over the air.

However, the device has been approved by the US Federal Communications Commission, which confirmed that it is manufactured by HCC Teletron (HK) Technology Co., which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Foxconn. The equipment includes a Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n module. The power is 14W.

Ben Gold clarified that the project was implemented as part of a large-scale effort to improve the situation with remote work and the quality of video conferencing.

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