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Lots of nice pictures of why to get it (your kids, your beautiful home, etc) - pulling heart strings can be effective. However, the website didn't make the tec
by therobot24 13y ago
Lots of nice pictures of why to get it (your kids, your beautiful home, etc) - pulling heart strings can be effective. However, the website didn't make the technology very clear which is immediately suspicious in my book - place a magic box somewhere in your home and get notifications if something goes wrong (water or temperature related). The dashboard and interface also looks nice, but the product seems to give the false implication that with a bunch of these you'll have something of a smart-home. I definitely believe that smart-home type products are usually a good investment, and with this you may be one (small) step closer. However, i'm of thinking that most homeowners are very familiar with the state of their home - not that there can't be surprises - but for 300$ the piece of mind may not be worth the carelessness that comes with it (thinking all is well so i don't need to check).
- Stwerp 13y agoClicking "how does it work" and scrolling down has a link to a paper published in ubicomp 2010 detailing the CMOS chip and modulation. They seem pretty open about the technology to me.
- therobot24 13y agooh must have missed it then. My bad.