Making Your Home Work For You - A DIY Smart Home Guide, #1 - E-book - ePub

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Have you thought about setting up your own SmartHome?Remember those cartoons in your childhood where someone was talking into a watch making what we... Lire la suite
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Have you thought about setting up your own SmartHome?Remember those cartoons in your childhood where someone was talking into a watch making what we would now recognize as a phone call ? Have you watched any of the movies or TV series set in a future time where computer access is done via voice commands instead of a keyboard ?  This book will help you navigate the waters of technology to see what is best for you and/or your family.  1.
Smart Home Starter Kits 2. Voice Control (Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, Microsoft Cortana, Apple Siri)3. Lights (LiFX, Phillips Hue, CREE, Sonoff)4. Home Entertainment (Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Harmony Hub)5. Smart Tech in the Car (Roav VIVA, Android Auto)6. Other areas to automate (Garage Door, Moisture Sensor, Smoke Alarm) Protecting your NetworkAs with any technology, there is more than the installation to think about.
More and more IOT (Internet of Things) devices require some type of cloud account on the company'sservers for control and updating of the devices.  Implementing Home Automation can be challenging especially when using items from different vendors.  There are emerging standards that are helping make this easier but there is still room for improvement. Aswith any service access, there are account information that needs to be protected.
Voice or KeyboardRemember the TV shows and cartoons showing a certain crimefighter talking into a wristwatch device to talk to others ?  That technology is here today and continues to grow. There is already the option of making telephone calls and controlling devices in your homeeven when you are away from home.  Do you have a streaming media receiver when you watchyour choice of movies and TV shows ?  With most of the available options, you can extendcontrol of those devices to include your voice.
 Do you like to watch movies and TV showsthat havent aired in several years or are no longer running ?  Using a media server andan Over The Air (OTA) receiver, you can begin to amass your own collection of content. This are just a few of the possibilities that can be done today.  We are at the beginningof what will be possible.  As technology continues to improve, so will the possibilitiesof what you can control.
A Guest network is just a voice awayDo you have friends over for dinner or a special event of some kind ?  You have the optionof setting up a Guest wireless network that you can turn on or off by a simple voicecommand.  No longer are device required to have a wired internet connection.  In somecases,  you have a choice of how to do it. How much to automate and how to do it?There are a variety of ways to create your own SmartHome.
 With the options availabletoday, you don't to go running to the bank for a loan.  You can do it one piece at a timeas you see what you want to automate and have the money.  Some of the smart home techavailable offers you the options to installing upgrades or updates to increase what it can do or fixes issues that may have shown up after your purchased an item. Start your journey of putting together your own SmartHome today ! 

Caractéristiques

  • Date de parution
    12/11/2018
  • Editeur
  • Collection
    A DIY Smart Home Guide
  • ISBN
    978-1-947060-09-8
  • EAN
    9781947060098
  • Format
    ePub
  • Caractéristiques du format ePub
    • Protection num.
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Biographie de Ronald Nutter

Ron Nutter has written for technical trade press since 1990. Over the years he has written for InfoWorld, LAN Times, TechRepublic, NetWare Solutions, Network Solutions and Network World. He has written and produced the HelpDesk ToolChest podcast with Ron Nutter for Network World during his time writing for Network World.  In addition to that he wrote a weekly column for nearly 16 years. He has a background in broadcasting.  He assisted with the production of a live multi camera television broadcast serving in the roles of operator, director and engineer dealing with both video and audio.  He working in similar roles at at a cable television company.  He has written and produced several different podcasts.
Ron is also available for a limited number of speaking and consulting engagements. Bookmark this link to keep up with new books as they are released - http://www.ronaldnutter.com.

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