Ever since smart thermostat maker Nest burst onto the scene with its unique combination of beautiful design and A.I.-powered automation, there has been increasing attention about how A.I. can be applied to the so-called smart home. The fact that Google acquired Nest and then, by all accounts, proceeded to screw up the opportunity that Nest created, doesn’t in any way lessen the importance and opportunity that smart homes creates.
So it was interesting to hear of another play, this time a combined software and hardware one.
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