Let’s
Imagine that you’re returning home after a hot, sweaty day at work.
Just a few distances from home, you switch on a few lights and the air
conditioner through the phone. You arrive and enter a well-lighted home
with the temperature already adjusted. Wouldn’t you also rather use the
phone to start the washing machine and get the laundry done by the time
you are home? And in the meantime maybe even get the coffee brewing, and
the garden watered? So our hope is endless, and the Smart Home is
pleasantly welcomed.
IoT
sensors it’s increased need to operate, monitor, and centralize control
of these IoT sensors, the need for real-time analytics, connected
assets, and security of machines have so many LED to widespread of Smart
Homes and IoT device management technologies.
As
per the survey estimated that by 2025, 20% of households across the
globe will be Smart Homes. The total Smart Home market is worth $24 bn.
Though the major chunk of the growth is from end-user-facing
applications, there is a need for IoT platforms to build a complete
ecosystem connecting operators and enterprise networks. The smartness
needs to increase beyond the home and that’s the reason why data needs
to flow seamlessly from tablet at home to the car, phone, cloud, and
beyond. Smart Homes are the starting point to a Smart life, and this
fact proves the need for robust IoT home management platforms.
The
smart home of the future is connected, aware and highly-advanced
Correction, that is the home of today well, if you desire to make it so.
Believe
it or not, the technology needed to overhaul your entire residence and
make it highly efficient and super convenient exists. From smart locks
and smart video doorbells to motion-activated lights and advanced voice
assistants, it’s all available.
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