Modern homes are full of electrical appliances, and every year there are more and more of them. Security and fire alarms, complex lighting, heating, air conditioning, power supply systems, home cinema, and multi-room systems have all become an integral part of our lives and a standard of comfort and safety, a symbol of high style and quality of life. At the same time, the large number of systems in the home and their complexity make monitoring difficult, and control requires a high level of expertise and takes a lot of time. On the other hand, the imbalance of systems and the inability to control them effectively leads to increased costs and reduces the comfort and enjoyment of using them.

Ultimately, we conclude that the best home automation system is one that works smoothly, performs its functions efficiently and on demand, or, conversely, does its job unobtrusively, a system whose existence we forget about for a long time. Our systems work exactly like this because they are thoroughly thought out down to the smallest detail and tested on ourselves. That is why we prefer the term ‘smart home automation’.