Home Automation

Home automation refers to the use of micro processing electronic technology to integrate or control electronic and electrical products or systems in the home, such as lighting, coffee stoves, computer equipment, security systems, heating and cooling systems, video and audio systems, etc. The home automation system mainly uses a central microprocessor to receive information from related electronic and electrical products (such as changes in light caused by external environmental factors such as the sun's initial rise or sunset), and then sends appropriate information to other electronic and electrical products through established procedures. The central microprocessor must control the electrical products in the home through many interfaces, which can be keyboards, touch screens, buttons, computers, telephones, remote controls, etc; Consumers can send signals to or receive signals from the central microprocessor.
Home automation is an important system in smart homes. When smart homes first emerged, home automation was even equivalent to smart homes, and it remained one of the core of smart homes. However, with the widespread application of network technology in smart homes and the maturity of network/information appliances, many product functions of home automation will be integrated into these new products, As a result, pure home automation products are becoming increasingly scarce in system design, and their core position will be replaced by home networks/home information systems. It will play a role as a control network part in the home network in smart homes