How to Design Smart Homes: 8 Tips for Incorporating Domotics Into Architecture
Home automation has long been associated with high costs, a burdening assembly time, and a cumbersome process that impelled us to discard the idea of automating projects. However, these days are long gone.
Aquatio Cave Luxury Hotel & SPA. Image © Juergen Eheim
Home automation has long been associated with high costs, a burdening assembly time, and a cumbersome process that impelled us to discard the idea of automating projects. However, these days are long gone. With lower costs and easier assembly, today, developing a new project without home automation seems somewhat absurd. Below, with the help of AVE Chile, we've compiled a series of tips to help you incorporate domotics into your next project. 1. Experiencing home automation is key to convincing the clientThe vast majority of people who have ever inhabited an automated space will hardly feel comfortable returning to traditional systems. To convince a new client, it's key that they can experience in situ the benefits of home automation: test the different options of a control panel, manage the environmental conditions of a space, change the intensity and color of the light, adjust the temperature, and/or interact with the different types of switches and their sensors.
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2. The user must identify what they really want to controlOnce the user experiences home automation, they may want to control everything, without much reason. By definition, home automation...
Aquatio Cave Luxury Hotel & SPA. Image © Juergen Eheim
Home automation has long been associated with high costs, a burdening assembly time, and a cumbersome process that impelled us to discard the idea of automating projects. However, these days are long gone. With lower costs and easier assembly, today, developing a new project without home automation seems somewhat absurd. Below, with the help of AVE Chile, we've compiled a series of tips to help you incorporate domotics into your next project. 1. Experiencing home automation is key to convincing the clientThe vast majority of people who have ever inhabited an automated space will hardly feel comfortable returning to traditional systems. To convince a new client, it's key that they can experience in situ the benefits of home automation: test the different options of a control panel, manage the environmental conditions of a space, change the intensity and color of the light, adjust the temperature, and/or interact with the different types of switches and their sensors.
© AVE Chile
2. The user must identify what they really want to controlOnce the user experiences home automation, they may want to control everything, without much reason. By definition, home automation...
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