Lighting

Lighting in home automation is the automated control of lights in a home through devices such as motion sensors, time scheduling and mobile applications, allowing to adjust the intensity and on/off of lights to improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Blinds and curtains

The automation of blinds and curtains in home automation involves controlling their opening and closing automatically by means of devices such as sensors, time scheduling or mobile applications, providing comfort, privacy and energy efficiency in the home.

Security

Home automation security refers to the protection and automated monitoring of the home through devices such as cameras, motion sensors and alarm systems, in order to prevent intrusions and guarantee the residents' peace of mind.

Access control

Access control in home automation allows to manage the entrance to a home in an automated and secure way, using technology such as smart locks and authorization systems, such as codes or mobile devices, to control who can enter the home.

Home appliances

Home automation appliances are devices that can be controlled and programmed remotely or automated through integration with intelligent systems, allowing to turn on, turn off or adjust its operation according to specific needs, which improves comfort and energy efficiency in the home.

Irrigation

Domotic irrigation is the automation and intelligent control of the irrigation system in a garden or lawn, using soil moisture sensors, weather forecasts and remote programming to optimize the amount and timing of watering, improving water efficiency and plant care.

Sound and entertainment systems

Home automation sound and entertainment systems allow controlling and distributing audio and multimedia content in different areas of a house through smart devices, such as connected speakers and mobile applications, providing a personalized and immersive entertainment experience.

Voice Control

Voice control in home automation is the ability to manage devices and systems in the home using voice commands through virtual assistants such as Alexa or Google Assistant, providing convenience and hands-free control of home functions.

Energy management

Energy management in home automation involves controlling and optimizing a home's electricity consumption through intelligent systems that monitor and regulate devices and appliances, helping to reduce costs and promote energy efficiency.

Video surveillance

Video surveillance in home automation is the use of security cameras connected to an intelligent network to monitor and record specific areas of a home, providing security and the ability to access real-time images or recordings from mobile devices.

Notifications and alerts

Notifications and alerts in home automation are automatic messages sent to mobile devices or computers to inform about important events in the home, such as intrusions, system failures, or abnormal environmental conditions, allowing an immediate response and increased security.

Scene automation

Automation of scenes in home automation allows preconfiguring sets of actions and settings for various devices and systems in the home, which can be activated with a single command or event, creating personalized experiences and facilitating daily management.

Water Management

Water management in home automation involves the automated and efficient control of a home's water supply and use, including leak detection, irrigation scheduling and water quality monitoring, to save resources and maintain a safe and functional water system.

Health monitoring

Health monitoring in domotics uses sensors and devices to track and collect data on the health of the residents in the home, such as heart rate, blood pressure or sleep quality, providing useful information for medical follow-up and care.

These are just a few of the many automation options that home automation can offer in a smart home, and the choice will depend on individual needs and preferences.