Home Automation Market to Grow Rapidly with Rising Demand for Remotely Controlled Devices
The rising preference towards better standard of living is one of the primary factors driving the home automation market. This, coupled with rising disposable income especially in developing countries, is encouraging investment in home automation solutions. The growing adoption of smartphones and tablets across the world is likely to escalate demand for remotely controlled devices, thus driving the home automation market. The adoption of cloud-based solutions is growing at a rapid pace in smart home appliances. This is further expected to act as growth engines for the home automation market over the next few years. Rapid urbanization is another factor leading to rise in home automation systems. These systems offer better security and safety with technologically sound specifications. This contributes to the growing demand for advanced home automation products such as home automation using Blueto
2021 European Home Automation Systems (HAS) Market Report, Featuring ABB, Legrand, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Harman, Crestron, Nice, Fibar Group, Velux and More
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This research explores growth opportunities in the European home automation systems market and the possibility of the European Renovation Wave strategy accelerating the demand for such products. The research analyses key drivers and restraints that influence market growth, key country-level trends and market measurements, competitive landscape, and key growth opportunities and strategic imperatives for market participants.
Though a professional home automation system is seen as a luxury segment of the smart homes ecosystem, its attractiveness can be improved within the mainstream segment to increase mass-market adoption through innovative business models and value-added offerings. A home automation system is a centralised system
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DeWine told several dozen people gathered in front of Mayfair Elementary School about the need for the $650,000 broadband expansion in East Cleveland, one of the poorest and least connected cities in the nation, and elsewhere in Ohio.