Design Projects 2018 - Group Quebec - Wearable house control @CambridgeComputerLab
Design Projects 2018 - Group Quebec - Wearable house control  @CambridgeComputerLab
Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
In recent years, smart IOT hardware has become mainstream
and affordable. Common household devices include smart
lights, sound systems, curtains or thermostats. In principle, a
smart hub allows home-owners to control all of these. However,
logging in to websites and control apps is more of a pain than
just using light switches. Your goal is to provide integrated
control from a wearable device (Android smart watch provided),
that can be used to customises all functions in a room according
to the combination of people present. At the least, the system
should switch on the lights if one person is there, but it should
also be programmable (or learn preferences and priorities) for
music, privacy, temperature etc.
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