The connected home is a reality that is becoming more and more concrete. A growing number of companies are offering easy-to-access solutions for equipping your home with connected objects (such as Somfy we already talked about, for example).
An evolution of home automation in the 90s, the smart home aims to improve comfort, make certain tasks easier, secure your home, etc.
More and more things in our homes are now connectable or connected, this is particularly the case for heating which can be controlled remotely, roller shutters which open or close depending on light sensors, smart sockets which optimise your energy consumption, surveillance cameras which inform you in the event of an intrusion... There are even systems which make it possible to ensure that your plants are sufficiently watered and grow in conditions that suit them.
This booming field, we can almost call it a revolution, is becoming more democratic. The infographic below presents the French perception of connected homes and to tell the truth, we are rather interested in the subject!
the popularity of connected objects seems to be on the rise!
Indeed, all the biggest real estate developers have now integrated connected objects into their strategy! I know that they are even working with startups to create as much innovation as possible. The evolution is progressing quickly and a large number of people will have connected housing in the coming years!