The connected home has given way to a number of innovative solutions that are great for avid programmers and developers, but the 'Togglit' DIY home automation kit takes a different approach.
Rather than requiring users to have extensive knowledge of technology, the 'Togglit' is capable of being installed with just a screwdriver. Consisting of an interface that uses an Arduino Uno and 1Sheeld, the system can run a variety of different hardware platforms including the Raspberry Pi.
The 'Togglit' DIY home automation kit can be added to a variety of different connected home scenarios to make it suitable for a bevy of different tasks. Everything from light switch toggling, to deadbolt locking can be performed with the 'Togglit.' Best of all, users can send a photo of their light switch or door lock to ensure the components they receive are compatible.
Simplified Home Automation Kits
The 'Togglit' is Can be Used by Those with Limited Tech Skills
Trend Themes
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Simplified Home Automation — Opportunity for businesses to create more user-friendly and easy to install home automation kits to reach a wider audience.
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DIY Home Automation — Opportunity for businesses to create more DIY home automation kits for those who prefer a hands-on approach to home automation.
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Compatibility Verification — Opportunity for businesses to implement compatibility verification through photos or other means to ensure that customers receive compatible components.
Industry Implications
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Home Automation — The use of simplified and DIY home automation kits can disrupt the home automation industry, making it more accessible to those without extensive technological knowledge.
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Hardware — A shift towards simplified and DIY home automation can create opportunities for hardware companies to create more versatile and compatible components.
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Retail — The growing market of simplified and DIY home automation kits can lead to new retail opportunities for businesses to offer these products in-store and online.