About Home Automation
Humans ‘re not entirely sure what will become of the word “home automation.” The concept seems to have settled on any home user interface — through tablets, phones, remote controls by hand, etc. Some of these devices lack any form of automation and need manual input instead.
It is home automation, housework, or household operation. Home automation can include centralized lighting control, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), appliances, gate, and door security locks, and other systems to provide greater convenience, comfort, energy efficiency, and protection.
- Also, automatic systems may provide centralized control (as a feature).
- This category also includes systems which simply provide centralized controls.
So, are automated components facultative? Judging by project phrasing submitted to our line of tips: yes sir. There are fully automatic systems but if you search through the “home automation” section of any home improvement store, a series of remote-controlled light dimmers and outlets will pummele you. How many of these are designed to communicate as feedback systems or otherwise function with sensors.
Our articles also support the categorization as “automation-optional.”
However, can we reserve the “automation” mark for projects such as the room-based light switch and refuse other builds, such as the voice-activated lights / outlets system or the web-interface RasPi lighting and audio control?
