Technology lets people control the heat and lights of their home by programming a computer, but an engineer at Washington State University thinks the house should be able to handle those tasks, and ...

Don't worry: Technology may come and go, but some things never change. In the not-so-distant future, cars will drive themselves and men may become obsolete (sorry, guys), but home will always be home.

CEDIA, the association for smart home professionals, has gathered intel from experienced members and installers from across the globe who work with the most revolutionary technology applications and ...

The concept of a smart home has evolved from a futuristic dream into a tangible reality that is transforming how we live, work, and interact with our personal spaces. As technology continues to ...

This expandable home pod from AC Future is stylish, filled with smart tech and energy-independent -- but you may have to preorder in crypto. For more than 10 years Tyler has used his experience in ...

Samsung Home AI, unveiled at CES 2025, is a groundbreaking innovation in smart living that seamlessly integrates with SmartThings-connected devices to create a personalized and adaptive home ...

Smart home AI is reshaping the way we interact with our living spaces, integrating predictive automation across appliances, lighting, and security systems. IoT predictions suggest 75 billion connected ...

Smart homes are evolving far beyond connected devices and voice commands that require your constant attention and input. Welcome to the age of ambient computing, where technology completely fades into ...

Matter is making smart homes far more accessible than ever, but today's drawbacks of the standard could hurt the smart home more than help. Chris Wedel is a fan of all things tech and gadgets. Living ...

Thirty-nine million Americans - one in six of us - now have a smart speaker in their homes, and all signs indicate this figure will only creep higher with time. In the living room of the future, smart ...

In 2019, Time Magazine noted that over 63 million households in the United States will qualify as ‘smart’ by 2022. Families are no longer just looking for comfort; they also want efficiency, security, ...

Don't worry: Technology may come and go, but some things never change. In the not-so-distant future, cars will drive themselves and men may become obsolete (sorry, guys), but home will always be home.