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A startup called Prodea thinks it can solve one of the biggest problems in home automation: How do you get a vast array of connected devices to be on the same page?
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Controlling the environment around us has long been an up-hill battle with HVAC, lighting, and personal electronics being relatively recent innovations. In the past decades, our homes have become both increasingly comfortable and complex.
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mohammed obaid's curator insight,
September 28, 2020 11:39 PM
everything that was mentioned is great, the fact that i can control almost everything from my tv to my stove is great. from using fingerprint instead of old school keys to enter home and relying on robots for the simplest task is a dream for many people. but looking at its drawbacks, technology will owns and controls us, if not know about us and our families more than we know about it. this is a scary situation. we would be living the easiest life that our ancestries would've never thought of, but those pieces of technology will know about us and almost every move we do. in addition , all this information could be used against us like in a court. overall thoughts. what is coming is great to see and experience but too scary to live with and rely on.
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Richard Platt's curator insight,
August 26, 2020 8:32 PM
With the evolution of clouds, IoT, and new technologies, the smart home setup became more sophisticated than ever.
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A gift guide round up for the tech-savvy family. These gadgets and tech systems take your home closer to full automation. (8 Futuristic Gifts for Your Smart Home: Our phones aren't the only devices with "smart" technology these days....
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Technophobes fear technology. This article examines how opinions have changed and how more home automation technology is being introduced into homes. (Time for technophobes to embrace home automation technology?
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