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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a home that could think and respond for itself? A space that could adjust the temperature automatically when you wake up in the morning or motorized shades for windows that close when the sun goes down? If you have, then you’re not alone.

Home automation is fueling the popularity of smart lighting. Currently, homeowners can leverage sensors to detect people's presence in a room, automatically turning the lights on. They can also program their lighting system to dim and reduce brightness down to, let’s say, 30% just before bedtime.

Voice assistants are no longer limited to setting timers and reminders, facilitating internet searches, and helping you receive and decline phone calls. They move beyond being smartphone helpers, evolving into technologies that integrate into almost all aspects of our homes.