Smart Living: The Role of AI in Making Homes Smarter (redefines the concept of home automation)

Smart home systems that use AI are not just about convenience, but also about understanding the home and its occupants. By learning and adapting to the habits and preferences of those who live there, these systems can improve energy efficiency, reduce utility costs, and create a more comfortable and sustainable living environment. As technology continues to evolve, the role of AI in smart homes will become even more important.

Monitoring Air Quality in the Home

Climate change is causing dramatic increases of droughts, floods and wildfires which in turn impacts the quality of air we breath. Other transient local factors can also lead to the deterioration of air quality. Take the case of urban areas – the air may be polluted with harmful particles from vehicle emissions, infrastructure developments and chemical pollutants from industrial activities.

Home Automation Beyond App And Voice

Paradigm shifts occur only when we experience a new and better way to do things. Take the example of chatGPT as a revolutionary way of how we can interact with an AI platform that goes beyond simple keyword-based searches.

Much of the necessary technology already exists, or is just around the corner, to make intelligent products cost effective

The question is will others adopt product strategies to enable AI+ML at the edge, beyond just connected?

BriteHome Release 4.9

We are proud to release a major update to our BriteHome App and BriteLight Switches (Release 4.9).

BriteHome is the first smart home provider to solve the headache of deploying a new product in the home. Smart should be simple and now it is.

Incorporating feedback from our valued customers, we have streamlined the process of configuring new switches. AI driven algorithms use the switch location to automatically configure each new switch to deliver the signature BriteHome Touchless Experience.

What To Look For While Creating A Smart Home​

What To Look For While Creating A Smart Home Premal Ashar Founder, Nuro Technologies Creating a smart home can be challenging due to the near overwhelming choice of so-called smart products. Not all connected products are smart, though it can still be useful to have them connected. Smart Home Design is Complicated Identifying products that […]

Connected Devices – Then And Now​

Connected Devices – Then And Now George Scolaro Founder, Nuro Technologies We’ve all heard or used connected devices, but how they connect is important to understand. Early connected devices utilized power line communication within a home. X10 is such a technology and predates even the internet. These devices are home centric and provided remote control […]

Builders – Why Including Smart Products In Your Offerings Is Important?

Builders – Why Including Smart Products In Your Offerings Is Important? Premal Ashar Founder, Nuro Technologies The connected camera doorbell is one of the first products that a homeowner expects to be preinstalled in a new home. The connected thermostat is another such product. A builder may offer other connected options, such as a connected […]

Smart Switches In 2023​

Smart Switches In 2023 Lalit Mohan Chandra Bhatt Advisor, Nuro Technologies 2022 will be remembered as an interesting year in history. With the pandemic hopefully behind us, the world can look forward to returning to a more normal way of life. While there are still challenges to overcome, such as worsening climate conditions, there is […]

Learn More About Smart Home

You want to buy smart switches for your home, but how do you figure out which is the right device? We will give you a comprehensive view of what you should look for while buying it. Why smart is beyond touch and voice? How AI based smart switches bring the notion of touchless and command less living experience.

US Housing Market Shifts – Pandemic to 2022​

The US housing market was undergoing major growth, driven by the pandemic enforced “work/study at home”. Families felt the pressure for separate rooms for parents to work from home and children to study from home. This changed work/study requirement drove many households to look for newer and larger homes to get the space to support multiple home offices.