The networked home
By: the Yankee Group, Consumer Communications Planning Service
Publisher: Yankee Group
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Boston, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 43
Subjects: Dwellings; Computer networks
Notes: "Research for strategic decisions"--Cover.

"October 1996."

"Home automation can be defined as the integration of household appliances and systems through the addition of microprocessor-based intelligence. This intelligence ... makes it possible for these products to communicate with each other and for the user to control their functions easily and effectively. The infrastructure connecting these products and systems has been called a Home Network ..."--P. i.

Includes index.

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