Home & Building Automation
Smart automation designed to support real life — simplifying routines, saving time and adapting to the people who use the space.
Home & Building Automation designed to support real life
Smart Automation systems are designed to actively support daily life — simplifying routines, saving time and adapting to the people who use the space. They form the intelligent core of residential, hospitality and commercial environments.
One system logic, many applications
Smart Automation is not a collection of devices or isolated functions. It is a system logic that connects lighting, climate, shading, access, security and energy management into one coherent and predictable environment.
Automation beyond control
True automation is not about manual control through apps or panels. It is about predefined behavior — systems responding automatically to time, presence, roles and events.
Daily routines and system behavior
Smart Automation enables daily routines such as arrival, departure, day and night behavior, and scenario-based system states. The system reacts consistently according to defined rules, reducing manual interaction.
Personalized and role-based logic
Automation logic can adapt to different users, roles and usage patterns. The same environment can behave differently depending on who is present and under which conditions.
Reliability through engineering
Smart Automation systems are engineered for stability, predictability and long-term operation. They are designed as infrastructure, not as consumer gadgets.
Independent yet integrative
Smart Automation operates as an independent system layer, while integrating seamlessly with network infrastructure and access systems when required.
Scalable and future-ready
Automation systems are designed to scale — from individual homes to complex buildings — and to evolve as requirements change.
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