A Day in the Life of a Smart Home

Google and Amazon have completely changed the home automation landscape. They created a smart hub that makes it possible to connect solutions and automate a house for a fraction of the cost.
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Excellent video, the glory of being single and unmarried is here and also the host is acted great and intelligent. That is what life is , marriage will spoil your life. Intelligent people always use Google home, Google is the best and the classiest.

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The weather is 69° (nice!)

[@gorgeousbrains]

Excellent features. On a light note, the guy only goes out of his home to control his home remotely. lOl

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Smart home is a trend in the nearly future

[@NewHomeTech]

Automation is the way to go if you have to tell google to do everything then it’s not a very smart house. Your morning routine should just start and execute with the alarm to wake you up lights turn on and you get your daily brief. Next your sprinkler system should be setup to water on its own. With my RainMachine it does adaptive watering and changes due to the weather. You want the house to do things base off you habits and/or an actions trigger something. The only thing I don’t have automated is the alarm system that is due to sometimes leaving the kids at the house.

[@makemyhomesmart7080]

I agree with a house being smart enough to trigger actions automatically. And to an extent, I can create routines similar to what you describe. The sprinkler system is called a RainCloud and I do have it programmed. It includes ground sensors but I was demonstrating the remote access that I have in this video. Check out some of our other videos for more details about how things work and thanks for the comment!

[@NathanSweet]

I want to watch a movie (with a cramp in my neck). :D Too many voice commands, but at least there was no tablet on the wall. You don't need to pause after saying the wake up word.

[@noorkhol307]

I hope there's a version without music.

[@blaxis3271]

If my furture life is not like this I don’t want it.

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Somehow it's oddly creepy

[@Superflywheel]

I'd prefer a smart home like in "New Folks' house" by Clifford D. Simak

[@keithrose6931]

Dont like security fobs .

[@KeshavKumarmishra-oz1gy]

What is the cost if I want to make same smart home

[@makemyhomesmart7080]

Hi Keshav! Sorry for the delayed reply but something similar to what is in this video would range from $5,000 to $8,000 (US). A lot depends on how many cameras, sensors, speakers, etc you would need. The nice part is you can start with one or two things and add more later. Hope that helps!

[@KeshavKumarmishra-oz1gy]

Can I control All the accessories with a phone

[@makemyhomesmart7080]

Yes, most solutions use an app on your phone to control. Many add voice control and are comparable with the top smart home platforms (ie Alexa, Google Assistant, etc)

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Ha you dont even have cleaning your table and setting the table up automated😂😂

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[@gulnari.1709]

He seems like a very lonely guy and creepy, too... Why did he serve the table with all those dishes while being alone in the house? 🤔

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Don't u have your wife ?