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There’s something freeing about controlling objects with your voice. When you say, “Open can,” simplehuman’s Sensor Can with voice and motion control opens, then slowly closes a few seconds later.

The Simplehuman Sensor can is a rubbish bin that doesn’t even require you to use a foot to open it: it responds to voice commands. There is a small microphone embedded in the bin that responds to ...

Trashcans aren't what we normally expect to find gracing the SlashGear test bench, but simplehuman's sensor can reckons it's a bit more special than the average garbage pail. The company claims the ...

When I mention the cost of this garbage can, you may recoil in horror. How dare I even consider recommending anyone pay two hundred and fifty US dollars for a can into which garbage should go? I ...

There’s something freeing about controlling objects with your voice. When you say, “Open can,” simplehuman’s Sensor Can with voice and motion control opens, then slowly closes a few seconds later.

You talk to everything else in your smart home, why not your garbage can? I control nearly every aspect of my smart home with voice commands: Lighting, security, door locks, my TV… even my garage door ...

Simplehuman, a manufacturer of everyday household items ranging from a $26 paper towel holder to the $400 Wi-Fi Wide-View Sensor Mirror, just released a new product -- the $250 Sensor Mirror Pro. The ...

Simplehuman's Wide-View Sensor Mirror is equipped with smart LEDs that adjust to mimic any lighting scenario. Is it worth 400 bucks? Ashlee Clark Thompson Associate Editor Ashlee spent time as a ...