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U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Dennet Oregon in his custom smart home made by Gary Sinise Foundation's R.I.S.E. program and Modern Image Pro Audio Inc.

Gary Sinise Gives Wounded Veteran Adaptive Smart Home for Independence

Through the newly completed smart home project, U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Dennet Oregon can now adjust the lights, lock the doors, operate the blinds, adjust the thermostat and more...

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Wildfire behind house in California representing common natural disaster integrators should have a prepared response to

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JZ2000 OLED Display

Adding side-firing speakers to its new JZ2000 OLED series of displays, Panasonic has introduced a newly updated line of OLED products at CES 2021. Panasonic says the new displays are…

Products January 11

Schneider Electric Expands Wiser Square D Line into Home Energy Monitoring

Schneider Electric's Wiser Square D Energy Center unites a T-stat, generator, smart meter and solar inverter with AI-driven management.

News January 11

Kohler Debuts $16,000 Smart Bathtub with Wellness Light, Fog, Aroma Features

At Digital CES 2021, Kohler unveils wellness bathtub with fog, aroma and light elements. Touchless faucet and intelligent toilet also debut.

News January 11

How Do You Rate with Your Trade Partners and Customers?

Establish a 5-star rating system for builders, architects, designers and clients to rate how well you are performing.

News January 11

Wi-Fi 6 Explained: What Makes it So Special?

Snap One's Bryce Nordstrand and Nathan Holmes go over why Wi-Fi 6 should be viewed as something so much more than simply faster download speeds.

News January 11

10 ‘Pixie Dust’ Audio Products Worthy of Debate

While there are many companies that create reputable products and technologies, other manufacturers promote products with questionable claims. Here are a few worth evaluating.

News January 11

Vivint Forced to Pay $3.2M for Allegedly Making False Statements to Federally Insured Bank

Allegations against Vivint claim the company and its employees made false statements to secure financing for customers’ purchases of Vivint’s security products.

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