Home automation using the Internet of Things has seen considerable activity in the last year, and the enthusiasm shows no signs of stopping. But for the home automation IoT to become a mainstream ...

As smart home devices continue to become more common place and fill every room, Insider Intelligence takes a look at the Internet of Things devices market trends dominating 2020.

The biggest savings and convenience are achieved through home automation—having lights, appliances, and the HVAC work without manually operating them. Some “smart” devices are only programmable.

With a $100M investment fund and the opening up of cloud service APIs and an SDK, Alexa and the Echo could become the brains of your home automation and IoT network.

As the Industry 4.0 and home automation movements gain more traction, we will see IoT devices and embedded systems become more and more prevalent in our daily lives.

Based as it is on open standards, this solution enables industry to use devices from different vendors that are fully interoperable. The ultimate goal is an open, unified, standards-based, and ...

Home automation for years has been the domain of home installers outfitting wealthy consumers with $10,000- $100,000 setups to control lights, home theater, security, air conditioning, and home ...

Home automation has had its fits and starts for the last 20 years, but it appears that most of the variables are in place to ignite serious growth in this currently nascent market. As I wrote ...

Home automation using your old phone “Thanks to Adriano and the Adriano app, your old smartphone will become the most intuitive interface to sync and control all your IoT devices.

Result: safe, happy chickens. If all this seems a bit much for a simple job, [Eddy] agrees. But he’s using this as a testbed to develop a home automation framework that can be retasked at will.