Connected Homes

Throughout history inventions have helped us save time on basic tasks so we can dedicate ourselves to more complicated ones and this progression is continuing into the 21st century while the concept of connected homes isn't in itself a new one the increasing presence of the internet of things and technological advancements means that it's going to become far more commonplace reliable and functional in the coming years in 2013 the market in the u.s alone was worth almost 6 billion dollars and right now it's estimated that 37 percent of households in the u.s have a smart device in their home right now these are usually in the form of doorbells heating light bulbs speakers and voice activated assistance but there are so many different ways technology can be incorporated that things will look very different in a few years from connected fridges to power sockets bathroom appliances and even furniture virtually everything that's electrically operated could potentially have a chip installed that'll make it operate from a smart device or simply by your voice furthermore with so much of it being automated our homes will take care of themselves and allow us to focus more on our interests and our families.