Home automation experts recommend user-friendly and gift-able home tech like automatic locks, video doorbells and more.
, said that utilizing devices such as smart thermostats or bulbs can help reduce energy costs and track energy consumption as well., for instance, has an easy-to-use interface that can track things like your peak times of energy consumption, offers recommendations on when you should be using energy and when you shouldn’t, as well as giving you thermostat control even when you’re not at home,” he said.
Portillo also explained that contrary to my and many fellow skeptics’ estimation that installing and operating smart devices is overly complicated, most of them are actually not. In fact, many don’t require any kind of hardwiring and are compatible with multiple home umbrella systems, like Alexa orHome. This means that all connected devices can be easily controlled in one place, rather than over a number of different apps or platforms.
Vitela agreed, saying that whenever he works on designing smart home systems for customers, he likes to look at the system in holistic way based on their lifestyles and how they currently interact with technology.“Many of the older parents and grandparents are self-proclaimed technophobes, however all of them enjoy the technology when not only the right brands but also models are chosen, are set up properly, and most importantly are explained ... in a clear, common-sense way, ” Vitela said.
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