Looking to make its smart home monitoring system even more comprehensive, the Peq Watchdog system launched at CES 2015 introduces a partnership with Zubie that helps track your car's activity too.
The system is set up with cameras, thermostats and sensors for everything from doors to windows so that you can keep tabs on exactly what is happening in your home. Now, with the Peq app and a device that plugs into your car, drivers will be able to monitor their driving habits and get notified of issues to do with the car, such as potential battery or engine trouble as it arises.
The most impressive thing about this newest feature announced at CES 2015 is that the Peq app will let drivers set rules. For instance, if a car comes within a certain range of the home, the Watchdog system is able to switch on lights and warm the house to greet you upon arrival.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Smart Home Monitoring
- Introducing smart home monitoring systems integrated with additional features like car monitoring can revolutionize home security and vehicle maintenance.
- Comprehensive Security Systems
- Security systems with cameras, sensors, and smart devices can provide comprehensive security features and opportunities for further innovation.
- Customizable Monitoring Applications
- Customizable monitoring applications with rule setting options can provide individualized security solutions and pave the way for future innovation.
Where This Applies
- Home Security
- The home security industry can capitalize on the integration of smart devices and customized monitoring applications for comprehensive security systems.
- Vehicle Tracking and Monitoring
- The vehicle tracking and monitoring industry can explore partnerships with smart home monitoring systems to provide comprehensive vehicle monitoring and maintenance solutions.
- Smart Device Technology
- Smart device technology can evolve to provide more features, such as customized rule settings, and capitalize on integration opportunities with other industries.
