Features
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The lay of the lan
With 5G right around the corner, Geoff Meads looks at whether or not the next generation of wireless technologies will kill the LAN. You’d have to ... -
It’s good to talk
In 1990, BT – the UK’s primary telecommunications provider – ran an advertising campaign with the strap line: “it’s good to talk”. But: were they right? ... -
Wellness: The sleeping giant
Integrators can now position themselves at the forefront of the residential wellness technology sector. Paul Skelton reports. A United States government agency has found that the ... -
Emotionally charged technology
Emotion detection technology is already being used in advertising and automotive applications. But what does the tech have to offer the home integration industry? Jacob Harris ... -
Don’t have an eagerness to fail
For the system designer, guiding your customers through the smart home sales process is an education experience for both sides. Mark Jeisman examines ways to make ... -
Control4 control for KNX
Control system maker Control4 has announced its support for the KNX communication platform, promoting greater interoperability options for dealers. Paul Skelton reports. Back in December 2017, ... -
How do real estate agents see smart home tech?
Technology won’t necessarily increase a home’s value but it can motivate buyers. Paul Skelton reports. Do smart home technologies affect a home’s resale value, or even ... -
Move fast and fix things: Ethics in Silicon Valley
In 1984, George Orwell imagined a world where ‘Big Brother’ was not only always watching but controlling what the population saw and even thought. In recent ... -
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 ... -
Dealing with overvoltage
Overvoltage from the electricity network can have a detrimental impact on the performance of AV equipment. Kevin Main from Torus Power explains. Do your clients often ...
