Home automation in 90 million homes by 2017, says study

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    SMART HOMES: Ninety million residences worldwide will have some form of home automation system in place by 2017, says a recent study by global technology trend forecasters ABI Research.

    Home automation systems allow studyusers to control their home, such as lighting or temperature, and monitor energy usage either remotely or from a central control panel.

    The report added that in five years’ time, the demand for home automation systems will have grown by 60 percent, driven largely by the increasing levels of connectivity in our daily lives and the expansion of smartphone technology which allows users to monitor and control their home systems while on the go.

     

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