Six basic attributes of smart home

Through the six situations and scenes listed in the previous section, you can have a preliminary and emotional understanding of smart home. Further research can extract some common features from these examples, that is, the basic attributes of smart homes. This completes the process from enumerating instances to extracting commonalities, and also defines what smart homes are.

a. All weather

Smart homes are working all day and are not subject to day and night restrictions. From awakening the user to sending the user out to work, from greeting the user home to accompany the user to sleep, the smart home has been working, and even when the user falls asleep, it is also waiting at any time: if the user gets up at night, the smart night light will light up in a timely manner.

b. All regions

The user can interact with the smart home in any area of ​​the home and enjoy the corresponding functions. Even when not in the home, he can also perform remote viewing and control. Its extensive interactive area is not comparable to traditional homes.

C. Full function

Smart homes cover every aspect of everyday life and can be described as meticulous. The clothing mentioned in the example (fitting mirror in the cloakroom in Scenario 2), food (soaker in scenario 1 and rice cooker in scenario 4), dwelling (smart bed in scenario 1), line (view in scenario 2) Limited number information and garage door in scenario 4.)

d. Stronger integration capabilities

The equipment in the home is no longer a solitary individual but a smart device that can communicate with each other and collaborate with each other, thereby providing a wealth of functions. In addition, it can also integrate some external information or open data, such as the user's schedule, weather conditions, traffic information and so on.

e. Resolve traditional needs

Instead of creating new user needs, smart homes provide a better solution to traditional needs. For example, the smart bed wake-up function only replaces the traditional alarm clock and uses a more comfortable way to wake up users. Another example is the smart rice cooker, which can be used in collaboration with other devices to remotely turn on the cooking function. This is not possible because of traditional weak electricity, but the solution is still the need for cooking.

f. Optimize the lifestyle

Smart Home frees the user from some repetitive operations, thereby investing more time and energy into creative work. For example, the information of the limit number that needs to be manually searched can be displayed on the intelligent wall switch at the entrance, thereby avoiding trivial operations; for example, the weather information displayed on the cloakroom fitting mirror can also save the user a lot of search information. The time; Another example is the closing of the curtain every day, can be given to the smart home to complete. In addition, smart homes can identify details that were not easily noticeable and provide advice in a timely manner. For example, the smart bed can use the recent sleep quality of the user, combined with the amount of exercise collected by the smart bracelet, and advise the user to take care of the rest and exercise.