Smart Home: Enjoy "Fool" Life in Smart House

Just like the changing trends of products such as cameras and pc systems a few years ago, our houses are inevitably becoming more and more "fool".

Residents in the Seton Center in Tianjin, China and the west bank of Shenzhen Mangroves have begun to enjoy the convenience of "fool" houses. Both of these local high-end properties have installed Honeywell's smart home system. Every day, as long as you send a mobile phone message when you are off work, the temperature control system will adjust the indoor temperature to the most comfortable. The bathtub water is automatically filled and maintained at the appropriate temperature; the meals in the microwave oven are automatically heated-when the residents enter At home, the fragrant and hot dinner was ready. The blinds automatically adjusted the angle according to the light intensity. The inner tulle curtains were pulled up and the outer curtains were rolled up.

Go to work the next morning, as long as you click on the LCD touch screen at the door to start the work mode, the lights in all rooms in the house will go out, the curtains will automatically close, the appliances will enter the power saving state, and the gas and water valves will be automatically closed. Infrared anti-theft The system starts automatically.

The electrical appliance at home is broken, and you haven't noticed it yet. The community's property service network has already reminded you and sent someone to help you repair it. The communication between the curtains and the windows is made by people, and the hard thinking of how to set up the strike appliances is not used anymore. The real vegetable flavors in the bituminous bituminous coal are also quickly replaced by Western-style kitchenware. Human labor at home is fading with the advancement of machines.

Even the Internet can discover the shortage of what is in the home, and evaporate the function of "speaking and asking for help". There are also many thoughtful features in smart homes in Japan and Germany. If the beer in the refrigerator runs out, the refrigerator will send a signal to the property service network. In a few moments, the beer purchased nearby will be delivered to your door; just sit on the toilet, and the toilet can automatically measure your Indicators such as weight, pulse, blood pressure, and blood sugar, and automatically transmit these indicators to a personal computer, based on which you can judge your health status that day. If you combine data from a period of time to make a data table, it can also help you easily grasp the changes in physical conditions. People are digitalized for all their shortages. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

Compared with the “smart home appliances” that are currently on the market, these smart homes are obviously “upgraded versions”. One important performance is the networking – for a simple example, a refrigerator that can remind the stored food of deterioration or out of stock , May also be labeled as "smart", but this still belongs to the intelligence of the refrigerator unit; and a refrigerator that can send goods signals to the property service network requires a higher configuration-network technology to support. With reference to the development process of PCs from stand-alone work to universal broadband, it is not difficult to predict that the networking of smart homes will also "step into ordinary people's homes" in the near future.