A new Nest Thermostat from Google is now available for pre-order, and is offered in four unique colorways to suit any home interior.
The smart device is different from the Nest Learning Thermostat or Nest Thermostat E, and boasts a fresh design. Like Google's other smart home devices, the thermostat can be connected to the Google Home app, which allows users to turn the heat up or down with voice commands, control the temperature in their home from anywhere, or even set up a custom routine through Quick Schedule so that they don't have to think about it at all.
As the thermostat will automatically turn itself down when users aren't home, it can save them 10 to 12 percent on heating bills, and 15 percent on cooling.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Smart Thermostat Control
- The trend towards smart thermostats provides opportunities to develop control systems that use voice commands and can be operated remotely.
- Customized Home Automation
- The trend towards customized home automation offers opportunities to develop systems that can automatically adjust temperature settings based on user preferences and routines.
- Energy Efficiency Technology
- The trend towards energy efficiency technology provides opportunities to develop innovative systems that can save on heating and cooling costs by automatically adjusting to user behavior.
Who This Affects Most
- Smart Home Technology
- The smart home technology industry can develop new and innovative ways to integrate smart thermostats into wider home automation systems.
- Energy Management
- The energy management industry can explore ways to use smart thermostat data to develop more efficient heating and cooling systems for homes and businesses.
- Environmental Conservation
- The environmental conservation industry can leverage smart thermostats to promote energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions while also lowering energy bills for consumers.
