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Smart home system alerts families of the unusual

At the Consumer Electronics Show 2015, which takes place from 6th to 9th January in Las Vegas, Nevada, GreenPeak Technologies will be exhibiting Real Life Smart Home applications. The company will be situated in Sands, at booth 70235. Among the products on display is the Family Lifestyle System, which learns how a person or a family lives in their home, what they like to do and when, and then monitors their movements via unobtrusive sensors to send alerts if something happens out of the ordinary.
11 December 2014
byNews Desk

Alongside this system, the company will be showcasing recent innovations in home monitoring, smart lighting, energy efficiency and climate control. GreenPeak will also be exhibiting ZigBee radio chips for a variety of Smart Home applications.

Cees Links, CEO, GreenPeak, commented: “Just like our children today have a hard time comprehending a world without WiFi and internet, next-gen kids will not understand how we managed to survive without the Smart Home and IoT.”

11 December 2014
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