Smart Network
If you are going to build a smart home with a large number of wirelessly connected devices, it is advisable to have reliable and unlimited access to a Wi-Fi network. The Wi-Fi networks include the following options.- Build a whole-house Mesh WiFi Mesh WiFi or Whole Home WiFi systems consists of a main router that connects directly to your modem, and a series of satellite modules, or nodes, placed around your house for full WiFi coverage. You’ve just set up your home network with the latest WiFi hardware and a 100 Mbps Internet connection. But for some reason, you still encounter buffering when you try to stream video in the bedroom. You called your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and everything checks out, so what’s the deal? Chances are, your WiFi isn’t set up efficiently for a mesh WiFi system.
- Enhance current WiFi with Range Extender Your WiFi signal is not able to reach your bedroom? A lot of people are suffering from an unstable and weak WiFi signal in their homes. By using a WiFi extender, you can increase the strength of your WiFi signal and extend the range of your network.
- Automated inspection.
- Visual sensor networks
- Robot guidance
- Opens on touch of a button
- Ventilates based on sensors
- Optimise lighting & sunlight conditions
- Internet-Capable HD Camera
- Remotely-Controlled
- Motion-Sensing capability
- Wireless Motion Sensors
- Saves energy and memory
- Gesture detector
- Keyless Door locks
- Handled via smartphones
- Detects Your Presence
- More Effective Detection
- 24/7 Monitoring
- Automatic Alert
WiFi extender - WiFi extender also known as repeaters, connect to your WiFi and repeat/duplicate the signal to extend the coverage within a certain area. They can help reach behind signal-blocking walls or simply transmit the signal further when positioned right. As long as the specs of the WiFi router match the extender’s, they will work. Also, you will probably have to configure the extender to connect to your WiFi.
Smart Security
IoT has made science fiction seem possible with devices that can send you information, operate via voice commands, and even communicate with each other. And now, your favorite IoT connected devices can all work together to create a Smart Home Security System. Imagine an IoT Security System that can help protect your home and help make your life easier and more comfortable.When security mode is turned on, any recognized harmful activities that occurred within the house will be detected through installed sensors and automatically forward the alert message to the homeowner through the internet. The data from sensors will constantly be stored in the cloud storage and interact with the custom web-based application that enables it to display the data in a website, and this allows the homeowner to have an advantage to monitor any potential harmful activity that might occur within the house in real-time.
Leaving your home unguarded is not an option. Therefore, some of the equipments used for home security are as follows:
Smart Camera
A smart camera is a self-contained, standalone vision system with built-in image sensor in the housing of an industrial video camera.
Smart Window Opener System
Open and close your windows remotely or automatically without interrupting activities with Window Opener Systems.
Smart Doorbell
A smart doorbell is an internet-capable doorbell with accompanying apps that enable you to receive notifications on your smartphone when someone rings your doorbell or even approaches your door.
Motion Sensor
A motion sensor is a device that detects physical movement on a device or within an environment. It has the ability to detect and capture physical and/or kinetic movements in real time.
Smart Door Lock
A smart lock is an electromechanical lock which is designed to perform locking and unlocking operations from an authorized device using a wireless protocol and a cryptographic key.
Smoke Detector
A detector that is part of a fully integrated Smart Home is always safer, smarter and more efficient than a standalone fire/smoke detector, particularly when it comes to taking action in an emergency.