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It is possible for smart homes to work offline to a certain extent. While many smart home devices rely on an internet connection for remote access, updates and integrations with other services, some devices can function locally without needing internet connectivity. A truly smart home should be independent and autonomous. Modern smart homes face significant risks such as functionality loss during outages and privacy breaches. There's a need for tech companies to refocus on local, offline operability without compromising convenience and functionality. https://lnkd.in/dCkMZMWm #SmartHome

🌐 Explore the pivotal role of network systems in smart homes! Delve into our latest blog post, "The Role of Network Systems in Smart Homes," from Callaway Security. 🏠🔌 Learn how robust network infrastructure forms the backbone of smart home technology, enabling seamless connectivity and communication between devices. From Wi-Fi routers and network switches to mesh networks and access points, discover the essential components that ensure reliable and secure connectivity throughout your smart home ecosystem. Whether you're setting up a new smart home or optimizing an existing network, our comprehensive guide provides insights into building a resilient network infrastructure that supports the demands of modern living. Elevate your smart home experience and harness the power of network systems by clicking the link below. 🔗💻 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ekBhnXSb #SmartHomes #NetworkSystems #Connectivity #CallawaySecurity #Technology #SmartLiving 🌐🏡

Let’s DEBUNK the myth that connectivity isn’t needed for smart home tech and devices, operational efficiencies, and enhancing the modern living experience. Connectivity is important, not a one size fits all, and most importantly - a strategic investment that pays off! “...managed WiFi providers are emerging as an all-encompassing solution. Offering a blend of security, mobility and comprehensive connectivity, these services allow operators to meet the resident demand for seamless community-wide WiFi while simultaneously increasing ROI.” Read more from our President and Chief Revenue Officer, Ed Wolff, from the Multifamily Insiders Journal on Managed WiFi: A Smart Investment with High Returns. #managedwifi #connectivity https://lnkd.in/g64489er

Unlock the truth about smart home tech! Connectivity is critical for operational effeciencies and enhancing modern living. Discover why managed WiFi providers are the ultimate solution for secure, seamless connectivity and boosting ROI. Read more insights from our President, Ed Wolff, in the Multifamily Insiders Journal, in the link below. #managedwifi #connectivity #nmhc

It is possible for smart homes to work offline to a certain extent. While many smart home devices rely on an internet connection for remote access, updates and integrations with other services, some devices can function locally without needing internet connectivity. A truly smart home should be independent and autonomous. Modern smart homes face significant risks such as functionality loss during outages and privacy breaches. There's a need for tech companies to refocus on local, offline operability without compromising convenience and functionality. https://lnkd.in/dYJ3K-cv #SmartHome

Upgrading smart home devices isn't always necessary with each new release; many, like smart thermostats and lights, can remain effective for years. However, timely upgrades can help you stay aligned with the latest trends and technological advancements. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gyGWA-pg -- #smarthome #homeautomation #technology #security #homesecurity

Entering a smart home is like taking a leap into the future. The modernity and convenience that come with it are unparalleled. With just a few clicks or voice commands, you can control everything from your lights and thermostat to your security system and entertainment devices. It's like living in a world where technology is seamlessly integrated into your daily routine, making your life easier and more comfortable. Who wouldn't want that? #smarthome #smarthomesolution #smarthotel #smarthomeSystem #smarthomeSystemfactory

According to ABI Research forecasts, the number of smart home devices will double by 2030, reaching about 1.7 billion worldwide. All these devices have to be able to connect securely and reliably with each other and with different smart home ecosystems. That’s where the Matter standard comes into play, facilitating smooth interoperability across connected devices even from different companies.

Did you know that the future of home technology is not just about making your life easier but also safer? With the rise of smart home integrations, the possibilities are endless. From voice-activated lights to security systems that notify you of any unusual activity, your home can now take care of itself and you. But here's where it gets interesting: - Implementing technologies that can detect issues before they become problems. - Creating systems that learn from your habits for a more personalized experience. - Ensuring your privacy and data are secure in an increasingly connected world. Investing in smart home technology isn't just about convenience; it's about creating a safe, efficient, and intuitive living space. Let's explore how we can make our homes smarter and our lives better. 🏡💡 Remember, integrating technology into our homes is not just about adding gadgets; it's about enhancing our quality of life. Let's embrace this exciting future together. #SmartHomes #TechnologyIntegration #FutureLiving

Had a great time at the Wi-Fi World Congress last week, this was my first time attending and I am so glad I did. Met lot of old friends and made some new ones, had some fan boy moments meeting in person some of the industry veterans who I always looked up to. And here are my takeaways from the excellent presentations at the conference. · Generative AI is the next big thing in Wi-Fi with more attempts to push more compute to the edge. · New innovations in low power Wi-Fi to try and reduce the need for home media gateways and amount of plastic currently in the smart home. · The amazing rise of the Wi-Fi in MDUs where property management, the Fiber provider and the Wi-Fi Router makers are partnering to create seamless onboarding and usage experience for apartment residents, making Wi-Fi just as common as a utility in the home like water and electricity. · Some amazing tools were presented that would improve the overall Quality of Install and Quality of user experience of Residential and SMB Networks · Open WIFI is picking up a lot of momentum with some big installs happening this year. · The first set of WiFi7 installations are already happening and basic forms of MLO seem to work well from initial test results. · Network as a Service is now a big trend. If you are an enterprise, just provide your address and floor plan and just pay a monthly fee per sqft and the whole network will be set up and managed for you. · Generative AI can further enhance Wi-Fi network’s ability in improving operational efficiencies and continue to convert Information Technology (IT) into Operations Technology (OT) · The new and upcoming Wi-Fi standards after WiFi7 have so many cool new feature promises such as Extremely high Reliability, ambient power sourcing, Wi-Fi Sensing, Enhanced Broadcast Services, V2X and much more.