Samsung Launches Mesh WiFi System With Built-In SmartThings Hub
The Samsung SmartThings WiFi system uses AI-based mesh WiFi technology from Plume. The company has also updated its SmartThings hub with new protocols and sensors.
Suppliers can capitalize on consumer views of smart lighting as a convenience and a novelty by emphasizing its advanced control capabilities.
Although installation volume is down and DIY is cutting both ways, sales and services tied to interactive devices and attached services are maintaining healthy revenue growth.
The iotega wireless touchscreen allows users to manage and monitor their smart security and home automation platform.
The Samsung SmartThings WiFi system uses AI-based mesh WiFi technology from Plume. The company has also updated its SmartThings hub with new protocols and sensors.
ADT CEO Tim Whall attributes the 6% revenue growth to efforts to balance top-line expansion with optimizing profitability and free cash flow.
The certified system installer training is designed to provide practical knowledge of the design, configuration and implementation of the Fibaro smart home system.
Strong second quarter performance marked the first time in Alarm.com’s history that it exceeded $100 million in total revenue.
Swann claims to be the first security company to bring voice control technology to wired multicamera systems.
Stanley Black & Decker will deploy Scout Alarm’s software and hardware across its own business divisions worldwide, under a new agreement between the companies.
The direct-to-consumer division of Brinks Home Security accounted for 38.3% of new customers generated in Q2, helped by the company’s partnership with Nest.
The 2,300-square-foot store provides customers the ability to demo and experience the protection and convenience of security and smart home solutions.
Consumers can purchase the self-installed system and Alexa speaker at Lowe’s, Best Buy and Home Depot, as well as on Amazon and on Honeywell’s online store.
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