A smart home can provide many benefits for adults with a disability, such as: Accessibility: A smart home can make your home more accessible and adaptable to your needs and preferences. You can use voice assistants, smartphones, or other devices to control your smart devices using natural language commands. You can also customize your smart devices to suit your abilities and preferences. For example, you can adjust the brightness, colour, or mood of your lighting, the temperature of your thermostat, or the volume of your speakers. Independence: A smart home can help you perform daily tasks and activities more easily and independently. You can use smart devices to automate your routines, such as turning on the lights, adjusting the thermostat, or locking the door. You can also use smart devices to monitor and manage your health, fitness, or medication. For example, you can use a smart speaker voice assistant to communicate with family and friends, control your home environment and to listen to music. Security: A smart home can enhance the security and safety of your home and yourself. You can use smart devices to protect your home from intruders, fire, water leaks, or other hazards. You can also use smart devices to alert you or your caregivers of any emergencies or incidents that may occur in your home. For example, you can use smart doorbells, locks, cameras, or sensors to see who is at your door, communicate with them, grant them access, or deter them from entering. You can also use smart smoke detectors, water leak detectors, or panic buttons to notify you or your caregivers of any potential dangers or accidents. These are just some of the key benefits of a smart home. There are endless possibilities and we work with the people we support to find the right smart technology that best suits them.