As the smart home gets smarter, can we find a more intuitive way to control the smart home other than swiping or tapping away on our smartphone or tablet?
As the smart home gets smarter, can we find a more intuitive way to control the smart home other than swiping or tapping away on our smartphone or tablet?
More and more companies are now looking into using voice or gesture to control the home, hoping to make home control more intuitive and natural. These types of control can also help make life better and simpler for those with special needs such as the physically challenged or people with vision problems. With efforts directed towards developing products or applications that support voice control or gesture control, companies like Apple, Google, Amazon, Fibar Group, digitalSTROM and others are taking the smart home a step forward.
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