Smart home technology allows for unlimited control over home systems like lighting, appliances, audio, and security through automation. Smart homes connect devices to communicate with each other and users. While hobbyists began developing smart home infrastructure in the 1960s, the term "smart home" was coined in 1984. General Electric pioneered smart home products in the mid-1960s like dishwashers and microwaves. Today, smart home products include internet-connected refrigerators, washing machines, and other appliances that can be controlled remotely. Smart home systems work through receivers that detect signals from transmitters to carry out commands from users through voice, remote, or computer.

1. SMART HOMES GADGETS.
TO-DR. VEENA MA’AM.

2. INTRODUCTION;
 Smart home technology intelligently gives you unlimite control over your home
by automating the lighting system, dimming, blinds, electrical appliances,
audio and security systems.
 Smart homes connect all the devices and appliances in your home so they
can communicate with each other and with you.

3. HISTORY;
 Integrated smart home infrastructure was usually built by hobbyist in the
1960s, but it wasn’t until 1984 the term “smart home” was coined by the
American Association of Home builders.
 General Electric company was one of the first pioneers to develop a series of
products made for smart homes in the mid 60’s, these products included
portable automatic dish washers and microwaves.
 The smart home’s history can be easily traced back to the early turn of the
century, where electrical and telephone wiring were installed in new houses.

4. SMART PRODUCT;
 A Smart Refrigerator also Internet
Refrigerator, is a refrigerator which
is able to communicate with the
internet.
 A washing machine which can be
contacted to domestic Wi-Fi network
in the same way as other devices
like tablets and smartphones can be
called a smart washing machine.

5. HOW DOES IT WORK;
 Smarthomesworkwithfairlysimplesystem:ReceiversandTransmitters.
 Receiversdetectacertainsignalfromthetransmitter,thatissuesacommand.
 Anythinginyourhomethatuseselectricitycanbeputonthehomenetworkandatyourcommand.Whetheryou
givethatcommandbyvoice,remotecontrolorcomputer,thehomereacts.

6. PRODUCT IN COMPITITION;
Samsung;
 Samsung’s smart fridge recently began going on
sale in certain parts of the world. Its features like
installed cameras, touch screen technology, and
Internet of Things (IoT) accessories made it a
one-of-a-kind addition for anyone looking to
jump into the smart home scene.
 Samsung’s smart fridge uses Tizen OS, which
isn’t nearly as popular or resourceful.
 You will find smart features like Wi-Fi
connectivity and flexible storage options, which
provide a state-of-the-art appliance encounter.
L.G, Whirlpool;
 LG’s instaView door-in-door refrigerator has
many similar features of its Samsung
counterpart like its 29-inch LCD touchscreen,
IoT access, and built-in cameras.
 Windows 10 apps can be downloaded and
installed on the refrigerator, which accepts voice
commands from Cortana while the webOS
version accepts voice commands from Alexa.
 Whirlpool supplies a vast selection of
refrigerators in several categories to match
every need.

7. SMART HOME PRODUCTS;

8. DEMAND FORECASTING;
 Home automation and smart homes are the two
ambiguous terms used in reference to a wide
range of solutions for monitoring, controlling,
and automating functions in a home.
 Globally, the increasing importance toward the
need to counter security issues is anticipated to
fuel up the demand growth for smart and
connected homes over the forecast period.

9. FORECASTING

10. CONCLUSION;
 It is estimated that in the next 10 years 90% of new
homes with come equipped with some from of
networking, programming and automation.
 Keeping in the mind that technology is rapidly
changing, it is important to recognise how
technology is changing how we function within our
household.
 The future home is “Smart Home”.

11. “
THANK YOU…
”
BY- ANURAG MATHUR.
MBA 1ST YEAR.