Author: Paul Skelton
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Combating domestic violence: Strong networks, safe homes
Domestic violence is usually associated with physical or verbal altercations. But, as Paul Skelton and Brihony Tulloch reveal, smart devices are paving the way for a ... -
DotDot: Connecting the dots
A common language has been defined for smart devices across home networks. Paul Skelton reports on the introduction of Dotdot 1.0. If two people buy walkie-talkies ... -
Dr Deane Hutton: Predicting the future
They say hindsight is 20/20 but what if you could gain clarity in advance? Futurist and host of The Curiosity Show, Dr Deane Hutton, shared his ... -
Introducing CEDIA+Connected Conference… an event like no other
On 23-24 May 2019, Connection Magazines, the publisher of Connected Home+Business, in partnership with CEDIA, will be debuting the CEDIA+Connected Conference. Being held at the Sofitel ... -
2019 Tech Predictions
From video conferencing to smart watches, one cartoon from the 1960s truly made audiences sit back and say ‘hooba-dooba-dooba’. Today, we allow The Jetsons to guide ... -
The growth of automation in Nigeria
Nigeria has had a bad press because of spam emails, but its systems integration sector is becoming a serious business. Paul Skelton reports. For many Australians ... -
Lighting for video conferencing
A new Standard focuses on the science of lighting, and a design guide covers the art. Paul Skelton investigates both aspects. Video-conferencing has made communicating ... -
Racking 101
New classes promote early planning for equipment rack installations to avoid problems due to heat, interference and poor access. Paul Skelton reports. Is there anything more ... -
Standards adopts ISE/IEC 14543.3: The full story
Home and building automation are poised to benefit from a Technical Specification that promotes more product choice, interoperability and future proofing. Paul Skelton reports. There’s something ... -
Artificial Intelligence: Science fiction to science fact
Artificial intelligence is quickly growing in importance in the ‘smart building’ sector. Paul Skelton looks at the road ahead for a complex technology. When Mark Chung ...
