What are smart homes?
It’s just a regular house, except every piece of electrical equipment is hooked up to a computer system. With home automation, you’ll no longer be depending on switches or other forms of manual activation. Instead, every light bulb, every TV, and even the thermostat are controlled remotely from a computer database. It sounds like something from Star Trek, but it’s actually becoming a popular practice in house design. What’s the Point? Absolute convenience. Everything in the residence can be maintained with a remote control or a laptop. It’s like living in James Bond’s house, which is not only cool, but creates a lot of practical benefits. Your smart appliances will know when to turn on and off, how much energy is required of them, and how to maintain themselves. This is not only a handy timesaver; it is also energy efficient, which is friendly to both the environment and your utility bills. Plus, a computerized house can adapt to the way you live: it knows the time you turn the lights
