The Smart Smart Home Handbook: Connect, Control & Secure Your Setup the Easy Way by Adam Juniper
Summary: Smart,
internet connected devices have the potential to make our lives easier, but
there are risks too. This book will show you the how to make the most of the
technology.
Until just a few years ago, turning a light on and off with a clap was about as clever as technology got.
Today, almost anything can be connected to the internet, and with this connection comes the ability to turn your bedroom lights off from another country, tell your thermostat to create a weather-appropriate lighting scheme, and answer the door without ever leaving your armchair.
This book introduces you to Alexa, Siri, and every major technology competing to smarten your home and improve your life. You'll learn how to choose between them, how to optimize their function, and how to avoid the pitfalls that cause new adopters to wish they'd never let a computer into their home.
Until just a few years ago, turning a light on and off with a clap was about as clever as technology got.
Today, almost anything can be connected to the internet, and with this connection comes the ability to turn your bedroom lights off from another country, tell your thermostat to create a weather-appropriate lighting scheme, and answer the door without ever leaving your armchair.
This book introduces you to Alexa, Siri, and every major technology competing to smarten your home and improve your life. You'll learn how to choose between them, how to optimize their function, and how to avoid the pitfalls that cause new adopters to wish they'd never let a computer into their home.
Angie’s
comments: Good basic introduction to smart home
technologies. This isn’t about how to setup a system you just bought, it is
about introducing readers to the possibilities that exist right now and what
you can expect from different technologies. For example, I didn’t know that
there were smart lawnmowers! The author does include some caveats and some cool
things to buy and do.
Recommended for readers who know little about smart home technology.
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