Do you want to embrace the latest smart technology when it comes to speakers, cameras, televisions, thermostats, and more? As you explore your smart home options, you’re going to encounter two popular approaches.
With a DIY approach, you add various smart devices over time and control them all via individual apps. Professional home automation systems, on the other hand, unite all your technology under one platform from the start.
Why should you consider the latter when it comes to your smart home journey? Below we highlight the benefits of a fully integrated home automation system.
Future Automation is an internationally established engineering company based in Britain and North America, specializing in mechanisms that conceal and reveal displays in modern smart homes, commercial spaces, and marine applications. Their unique product range has been developed to combine functionality with quality engineering and aesthetic appeal.
Crestron is killing Pyng. Not the home-automation products or cloud-based platform developed over the past five years. Just the Pyng brand and messaging.
At ISE 2019, Crestron will formally announce “Crestron Home” OS 3 as the successor to Pyng OS 2. There’s no more Pyng vs. Crestron for the residential mid-market. It’s just Crestron. Crestron Home.
Much of the smart-home industry still thinks of Pyng as “Crestron Lite,” recalling its launch at CEDIA 2014 as a relatively limited offering for mainstream residential applications.
OS 2 delivered the foundation; OS 3 perfects the experience. Crestron Home, powered by OS 3, delivers a stunning new high-performance user interface for mobile devices and Crestron TSW touch screens.
