Smart Appliances
Definition
Smart appliances are household devices that can connect to the internet and be controlled remotely through a smartphone or tablet. They often have advanced features like voice control, energy monitoring, and automation capabilities.
Related terms
Internet of Things (IoT): This term refers to the network of physical objects embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity that enables them to collect and exchange data.
Home Automation: Home automation involves using technology to control various aspects of a home such as lighting, heating, security systems, and appliances.
Energy Monitoring: Energy monitoring is the process of tracking and analyzing energy usage in order to identify patterns, optimize efficiency, and reduce consumption.
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