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The idea itself is far from new. It is very difficult to say exactly when this concept appeared, but its roots go back to the appearance of electricity in homes. It is the first electrical wiring in residential buildings that can be considered as a primitive prototype of the "Smart House", which was subsequently transformed into a modern and high-tech one Z-Wave smart home. Specialists from the field of electronics and technology do not need to explain what opportunities the level of modern technologies gives us. But how to apply them in everyday life will always be the number 1 question. You will be absolutely right, you reproached me that there is actually nothing clever in the first electrical wiring. But let's still give due credit to the level of technology development and let's not forget that things that are simple at first glance often turn out to be far from trivial, and vice versa.
Every year, the number and complexity of systems in everyday life increases, and with them our requirements for our own home. Each new step of development was accompanied by the emergence of problems and their successful solution. The first cable was just a wire wrapped with an insulator. I do not wish my enemy to work with such "material" in the modern world.
With the appearance of the telephone, the cities literally began to be overgrown with wires like a spider's web. And there is nothing strange in this. After all, there was no PBX then. And in order to communicate with each new subscriber, a separate pair was required. Nowadays, we can see a huge number of television antennas that grow like trees on the roofs of residential buildings. And it should be admitted that the aesthetic view of such a phenomenon is clearly lame. Alas, but all that is changing at this time is the replacement of old antennas with satellite dishes...
What can I say, humanity is apparently on the threshold of new changes. The appearance of automatic switchboards, transformer and distribution stations temporarily solved many problems. But the large number of connected devices and communications are increasingly beyond control. And the gloomy appearance of poles with wires extremely spoils the appearance of cities, and sometimes even rural, once beautiful places. And this is far from all our problems. We are standing on the threshold of an energy crisis. We cannot waste resources forever. And this question is far from the end of the list of problems. He confidently moves to the category of questions No. 1.
Actually, why is a smart home still necessary? Because it's reasonable. And if we are destined to take a step forward, then the future lies behind the "Smart House".
