•  Home Automation System 
• Guest Room Management
  System  
• Intelligent lighting &
  Dimming  
• Access Control System 
• Building Management System 
• Security and burglar alarm System 
• Gate Automation 
• Parking Management System 
• Wireless & Wired
  Lighting Control 
• Solar Solutions and AC
  Energy savers 

Lighting

These days, smart lighting is all the rage. They can be scheduled
to turn on/off and change their intensity. However, in future, it is possible
for this to be taken a step further. With IoT enabled across the home, the
lights can respond to other actions you take. 

For example, the lights can respond to your home cinema. They can
turn off or dim whenever you start watching a movie. Going further, they may
even react to the type of movie. For example, they can turn off completely if
the lights sense that you are watching a horror movie, giving you the proper
atmosphere. 

Doors 

In the future, doors can become smarter as well. Imagine them
opening only when you enter or close. This may be made possible via a smart
device or facial recognition. This can be taken to the next step by getting the
rest of the house take actions in tandem with your entry. 

For example, the lights can turn on as soon you as enter through
the door. Alternatively, if you are leaving, they can turn off. 

Windows 

Windows can become smarter as well. Imagine them automatically
open the shutters when the sun rises and close at sunset. You may even be able
to program them to close automatically when it rains. Consider the previous
example of a home movie. Your curtains can lower whenever you are watching a
movie. 

Thermostat

These days, you can control your home thermostat remotely via
apps. In the future, you may not even need to do that. The thermostat will be
able to recognise if you are nearing your home. It will then check the room and
external temperature and set the right one for you. It may even recognise when
you are taking certain actions and adjust accordingly such as when you are
showering or exercising. 

Gardens

Even your gardens can become smarter in the future with IoT. You
will be able to place IoT sensors in the garden. If these sensors detect
dryness in the soil, they can trigger the irrigation system. Robotic lawnmowers
can be automatically deployed if the grass exceeds a certain height. 

Home Routines

It is already possible for much of the home to be connected with
smart devices. There are smart sockets that automatically turn on/off devices.
Smart alarms can play music when you wake up or even tell you the news. Voice
assistants can even run entire routines where the lights, home appliances,
thermostat, alarms and other devices are controlled. 

Going forward, this will be extended throughout the home. Consider
the morning routine. The shutters will open right before you wake up to help
you get rid of that grogginess. Even before you wake up, the coffee maker will
start getting your morning cup ready. The bathroom will get the water heated
for your shower. Your stereo will start playing some morning tunes as you have
your morning cup. Your TV will also turn on and show you your preferred news
channel. Of course, the thermostat will adjust to a comfortable temperature.