> It actually feels primitive, like we haven’t figured out how to make things easy yet. We have though. For example for lights, zwave implants near switches wo

> It actually feels primitive, like we haven’t figured out how to make things easy yet. We have though. For example for lights, zwave implants near switches work great. If the whole system goes down, they still work as normal switches. No "switch you can't turn off" effect either. It's just not the default way people go - especially if they're renting. It's much cheaper to buy a crappy wifi lightbulb if you want one. And then you want more...