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<strong>Smart</strong> Lifestyle Connected Homes point – but the changes have already begun. Deutsche Telekom’s Magenta has created an open smart home platform upon which firms across multiple sectors can build growth strategies and exploit opportunities in the market, while developing and releasing their own home automation propositions. These products integrate into the platform’s open and interoperable architecture ecosystem, which has been designed to be agile and ever-expandable to support a wide range of partner and third-party services, solutions, and devices. Support, flexibility, connectivity, and interoperability are the overall themes for the smart home market and it is promising that the products and services that have seen success all rely on these elements to ensure uptake. Open and interoperable ecosystems designed to support a wide range of partner and third-party services, solutions, and devices will provide support, flexibility, connectivity ,and interoperability in the smart homes of the future. As lifespans lengthen, Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) will play a bigger and bigger role, enabling a wide range of new smart home products and services. Catering to the Needs of Older Populations One change that has been going on for years is the incremental shift towards an older population on a global scale as lifespans lengthen. This trend saw the phrase Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) coined some time ago, but the adoption of AAL technologies has been slow at best, often stalled by technological constraints and perceptual barriers. However, the rise of viable smart home products and services are already chipping away at this historic bulwark, solving both issues in one fell swoop. The wide range of smart home sensors coming on to the market, from water and moisture meters to smoke alarms and motion detectors, can easily serve dual purposes in an AAL environment. By networking sensors to communications devices, smoke detectors using Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications Ultra Low Energy (DECT ULE) could connect to mobile or fixed line networks to raise the alarm in the case of a firerelated emergency, for example. Overall, the smart home industry is in rude health and will continue to evolve along these lines of connectivity and interoperability. There are still many challenges in the market, notably in keeping pace with the ever-present questions around security and personal data controls, as well as ensuring that complexity is kept to a minimum. This latter point is particularly important because ease of use and simplicity in use case are both essential in the overall value proposition. However, the smart home industry has advanced a long way in recognizing and mitigating these challenges already and will undoubtedly continue to do so. As the rapid evolution of smart home technology uses directly results in the growing popularity of this sector, the future looks bright – and the future is connected. 76
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