At CES 2017, Vivint announced a partnership with Airbnb, showcased new AI features of its security and home-automation platform, and said little about smart-home trial with Best Buy.
Julie Jacobson · January 06, 2017
New home automation hubs at CES 2017 feature built-in cameras, artificial intelligence and predictive algorithms, voice control, security monitoring and more.
Julie Jacobson · January 05, 2017
Powered by Life360, ADT Anywhere connects and protects families on the road, offering emergency response from ADT.
CE Pro Editors · January 05, 2017
Powered by Zonoff, LG’s new Smart Security system features Z-Wave capabilities and ADT’s Canopy alarm-response service.
CE Pro Editors · January 05, 2017
Alarm.com has announced plans to develop autonomous, video-enabled drones for smart home and business security that will use the company’s new Insights Engine multi-sensor learning capability.
Jason Knott · January 04, 2017
Roost’s multi-function Smart Sensor can be combined with Smart Smoke Alarms to provide homeowners with complete threat coverage.
Robert Archer · January 04, 2017
Vivint allows Airbnb hosts to manage their homes remotely with automatic keyless access, energy management and home security.
CE Pro Editors · January 04, 2017
From the possible Alarm.com acquisition of Icontrol to the proliferation of voice control for home automation, these are the most important products and smart-home happenings that shaped the custom-installation and smart-home industries in 2016.
Julie Jacobson · January 01, 2017
Samsung, Nortek, Honeywell, Harman, SnapAV, Control4, AVAD, Somfy, Alarm.com, TiVo, B&W, Alarm.com and Icontrol were just some of the home-technology companies involved in mergers, acquisitions and investments in 2016.
Julie Jacobson · December 30, 2016
Somfy recommits to home-automation business with acquisition of MyFox (New Somfy Protect at CES 2017) and Okidokeys, plus the launch of three new smart-home hubs, including Tahoma remake.
Julie Jacobson · December 29, 2016
