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“The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the interconnection of physical devices through the internet, allowing them to communicate, share data, and be controlled remotely.
In a connected home, this means that your appliances, security systems, lighting, and even plant watering can be automated and monitored.”
In the episode “Nosedive,” we see an extreme example of a connected home where everything is automated and monitored, though the series shows a darker side of this technology.
Tony Stark uses IoT to control his futuristic home, with JARVIS managing everything from lighting to security.
These virtual assistants allow you to control various devices in your home using voice commands, from playing music to adjusting the room temperature.
Smart thermostats that learn your preferences and automatically adjust the temperature to save energy and maintain comfort.
IOT Market growth
It is estimated that the number of connected IoT devices will reach 75 billion by 2025, creating a multibillion-dollar market.
Energy efficiency
Connected homes can reduce energy consumption by up to 30% by optimizing the use of resources such as heating, lighting, and electronic devices.
Start by learning the basic principles of the Internet of Things, such as how devices connect and communicate.
Make a list of devices you’d like in your connected home, such as thermostats, lights, security cameras, and smart appliances.
Assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home can be the central hub of your connected home, facilitating the integration of all devices.
Follow the manufacturers’ instructions to set up each device and sync them with your virtual assistant or central control app.
Use apps and voice commands to create automated routines, such as turning on lights at dusk or adjusting the thermostat when you leave.
Use data collected by the devices to monitor energy consumption and identify opportunities for optimization and savings.
