Home Automation Week in Review
The week when:
- Wyze Plays a Game of The Price is Right
- Netflix Coming Soon to a Display Near You
- Vivint and Chamberlain Partner Up
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The week when:
- Wyze Plays a Game of The Price is Right
- Netflix Coming Soon to a Display Near You
- Vivint and Chamberlain Partner Up
The Home Automation Marketplace quarterly report provides guidance on product design and product strategies. It provides item level product detail – including product attributes and average selling prices – of the home automation products currently selling at retail. Eight product categories are included: security cameras, smart entry, smart lighting, sensors, system controllers, smart power, item trackers, and kits.
The week when:
- Privacy Please
- Google Introduces New Smart Home Features
The week when:
- Anker Releases the eufyCam 2 Pro
- LIFX Talks the Future of Smart Lighting
- Google Reveals Its Prince – the New Nest Speaker
The week when:
- Apple Announces New HomeKit Features
- Samsung is Shaking Up SmartThings
- Eufy Enters the Home Security System Ring
Smart home device penetration has surpassed one out of every three US consumers, meaning that 35% of consumers say they own at least one type of device across a portfolio of products that may include anything from security cameras to smart doorbells to sensors that monitor for water leaks. Ownership rates vary by type of device, however, with security cameras the most popular smart home device, owned by 15% of consumers. In comparison, a segment like smart door locks is further behind in the adoption curve, currently resting at just 5% penetration.
The week when:
- Arlo Hoping to Make Arlo Essential for Everyone
- The Future Is Looking Bright
- Google Forecasts Purple Rain
The week when:
- Smart Kitchens: Drop the Mic
- New Battery Operated Camera Not a Swann Song
The week when:
- Hey Google, Who’s at the Door?
- Home HVAC Systems Get Smarter
- Logitech Launches Camera for HomeKit
The week when:
- GE Is Selling Its Light Bulb Business
- Wyze Will Be Expanding Its Product Line
- Giant Smart Displays in a Home Office Near You