Modern homes, unlike those of the past, are equipped with a plethora of light fixtures, blinds, and electric curtains, all of which necessitate wall switches. Take for instance a project we executed in a relatively compact, standard 3-room house where the architect incorporated as many as 80 light fixtures, the majority of which were for ambiance and aesthetic purposes.
This raises the question of how to accommodate all the wall switches, as they not only consume substantial wall space but also detract from the aesthetics. Moreover, it’s challenging to remember the function of each wall switch. However, a smart home system like Automata can effortlessly manage all light fixtures and other electrical loads. The system operates autonomously, utilizing countless timers, thus making wall switches redundant. Alternatively, you also have the option to manually manage the lights through a dedicated app.
In contemporary residences, there's an abundance of blinds and window shutters. Manually opening and closing them every time we leave or return home can be quite a chore. We desire a system where the blinds automatically open when we step into our home and close when we depart. Moreover, we want the blinds to adjust themselves based on the time of day and the level of outdoor light. This is not only for our comfort but also for energy conservation and promoting a more eco-friendly building.
How often have you found yourself forgetting to switch off the air conditioner as you exit your home? It's not always easy for the kids to comprehend that a continuously running air conditioner can lead to hefty bills. Wouldn't it be convenient if, along with the lights going out and the blinds coming down, the air conditioners also powered down when we depart from our homes?
Preserving a green environment and minimizing our carbon footprint is of utmost importance for the sustainability of our planet.
Smart panels are a standout element in any smart home configuration. They enhance the atmosphere of any room with their vibrant lighting. They can be customized in any color or pattern to satisfy your specific needs. It's the ideal blend of visual appeal, ease of use, and practicality.
What's the solution when you need a multitude of wall switches but aren't sure where to position them? The smart panel, usually equipped with 8 illuminated touch switches, is designed to be compact and can fit into any space. It possesses the capability to handle all types of electrical loads, such as lights, curtains, and blinds. Furthermore, a single lamp can be operated from countless locations using multiple smart panels.
A scenario refers to a sequence of operations executed by the smart home in succession. Sophisticated smart home systems like the Automata system enable the integration of diverse conditions in an electrical equipment activation scenario. An example of this is a ‘good night’ switch that turns off the lights and secures the doors when it’s bedtime. The scenario can also send messages to the user, activate counters, and more.
These scenarios provide us with the ability to automate the infrastructure, decide the timing of each scenario, and essentially dictate the daily behavior of the infrastructure.
The ability to manage the house via an app provides us with a sense of security. We can always access the app to monitor our home, see who’s there, check if the door is open, if the garden has been watered, and more. It’s essential that the app we use is compatible with both Android and iPhone devices, as well as personal computers, allowing us to conveniently control our home even from work. The children should have a version of the app specifically tailored for them. We should be able to issue voice commands in any language to the system.
Automata offers an app that’s compatible with any Android phone or iPhone, as well as desktop applications, without restrictions on the number of users. Each user can get an interface specially adapted for him. Full control from anywhere and at any time and without monthly payment.