The document discusses the current and desired state of connected homes, emphasizing the need for logical use cases for various devices. It suggests that connected homes are most beneficial for families and highlights the importance of delivering a seamless user experience that simplifies technical complexities. Key takeaways include addressing individual product interfaces and creating relatable home automation scenarios.

2. Contents
• What kind of Connected Home do people
want?
• What kind of Connected Home can we get
today?
• Crossing the chasm: devices ➡ house ➡ home
• Takeaways
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10. Many products, competing systems
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11. Separate verticals and use cases
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16. Magic!
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18. Takeaways
• Connected homes are most beneficial to
families, not young early adopters
• They need us to turn individual products into
logical, relatable use cases
• Magical user experience that hides the
technical complexity and Fun are key
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19. Photo: The Jetsons’ house Credit:Ads of The World