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Smart technology allows appliances and devices to connect and operate automatically by sharing data with each other. Some examples are smart homes, which contain devices like central control units, user interfaces, and assistive technologies that provide benefits such as remote control, energy monitoring, safety, and security but also have disadvantages like high costs and reliability issues if companies fail.
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Smart technology.pptx
- 3. TABLE OF CONTENT WHAT IS SMART TECHNOLOGY? TYPES OF SMART TECHNOLOGY SMART HOME WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A SMART HOME ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF A SMART HOME
- 4. WHAT IS SMART TECHNOLOGY ? Collins Dictionary: “The idea behind smart technology is that your appliances do the thinking for you“
- 6. SMART HOME
- 7. WHAT IS INCLUDED IN A SMART HOME ? A central unit User interface Assistive devices
- 8. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF A SMART HOME Advantages Disadvantages Remote Control Companies Fail Energy Monitoring and Conservation Cost Safety Security Away Mode
- 9. Thank you for your attention !