
According to recent statistics, the global market for smart buildings is estimated to be worth £79.1 billion in 2022 and is expected to hit £170 billion by 2030.
Not only was there a surge in the adoption of smart building devices/technologies due to global lockdown but the market also recognised the need for advanced resource management which led to increased demand for home automation and IoT tools.
Smart building sensors are now transforming both residential and commercial entities and the benefits are becoming evident. A prime example is monitoring homes that fall into the category of assisted living, used to measure, monitor and report real-time changes in temperature or movement around the home, for example, was a door opened at an unusual time, has the cooker or shower been left on, was the medicine cabinet opened?
We can now answer many of the questions without the need for 24 hour, in-person, assistance allowing valuable resources to be redirected.










