The real estate industry has seen numerous innovations that have introduced new designs as well as construction materials. A look at the modern trends shows various initiatives to improve energy efficiency and recycling efforts to prevent pollution. The Jung smart house is yet another innovation that shows what the housing sector might be in a few years to come. The German engineered home features KNX sensors which regulate light, shade, temperature, air quality as wells as audio entertainment systems in the house
With an intelligent Jung KNX construction system, there is no need for manual apparatus such as switches as the lights will turn on spontaneously. That might also eliminate the need for hiring someone to take care of your house in your absence. You may have seen a bit of the technology through the motion detecting lighting systems that are common in private offices and residential buildings.
While that seems an excellent idea, it is still not clear on how the system will detect specific needs of a person. It gets hard to predict how it might deal with people showing different emotions. Think of movements when you need to work and you colleague wants the lights dimmed, which would call for different kinds of lighting simultaneously. How well it will capture the need for mood lighting or exciting moments lie with the concept development team.
The smart home comes with a facility pilot that controls the entire technology in your home. The thought of your home sleeping when you leave for work and wakes when you arrive in the evening is mind blowing, but soon a possibility. With a working weather station, the house will make necessary adjustments to keep you comfortable in extreme conditions. For instance, it will raise the blinds when the rain starts falling, close the windows and switch on the heating system when it gets cold.
