> in particular thermostats and smart locks for now
But what will they actually do? What are the use cases that you're looking at?
But what will they actually do? What are the use cases that you're looking at?
- lower the house temp when everyone is in bed (save energy + better sleep environment)
- detect whether you are likely to come home tonight or not to avoid warming up your bed if you are traveling
- letting the thermostat know what's the temp/humidity in your bedroom when you are in bed
Smart locks: you get in bed and, if you left the door unlocked, you get a push notification that says: "Your door is unlocked, do you want to lock it?"
These are core use cases now, we will definitely expand the list, there are a lot of things that need to happen in a smart home when you get in bed or fall asleep or when you wake up.
EDIT: fixed formatting