The technology has become a part of our everyday lives and is increasingly being incorporated into our homes; and bedrooms are no exception. Voice-activated assistants and smart lighting make it easy to manage bedroom electronics without a phone or remote control.
It is also recommended that you limit screen time before bed because blue light can suppress melatonin production which leads to poor quality sleep because it disrupts circadian rhythms. This interferes with the quality of our sleep.
Smart TVs and Streaming Devices
If you want an intelligent device for watching television and streaming media content in your bedroom, choose one that has many apps and streaming services. Such devices usually have pre-loaded operating systems supporting different apps like web browsing, screen mirroring among others as well as voice assistants.
Streaming devices come with user-friendly interfaces, simplified remotes, cost less to upgrade than TVs since they are portable (usually USB sticks that can be taken to friends’ houses for use) hence receive software updates more frequently than televisions which could become obsolete over time.
Smart Speakers
Incorporating smart technology into your audio system can transform it from mere entertainment into an immersive audio experience. There are various types of smart speakers ranging from Bluetooth models to premium mains-powered systems from Bowers & Wilkins or Naim.
These standalone hardware devices use voice-enabled digital assistant software such as Alexa, Google’s Assistant or Siri by Apple so that they respond to spoken commands; however, they can also be connected with other devices within the home through integration into smart home ecosystems thus enabling control over them too.
They typically offer music playback but some also have features like sunrise alarm clock modes or non-jarring wake up calls while multiple ones can be linked together allowing multi-room audio playback.
Smart Mirrors
A smart mirror does everything you need it to do any time of day. These two-way mirrors display either a touchscreen interface or voice interface allowing one to control smart home devices without picking up their phone every time they want to interact with one.
These mirrors utilize a special type of glass that is partially reflective but still lets light pass through, an LCD display screen and a small computer situated behind this sheet of glass. Some come with true light for vanity reasons as well as touchless on/off sensors for easier operation – some even feature facial recognition technology for a more personalized experience!
Smart Lighting
Smart bedroom sets include mattresses, nightstands and mirrors with LED lighting which simulates sunrise gradually so that you fall asleep easily; moreover these devices allow users to control their smart speaker via voice control; set sleep-related alarms; track sleep habits and switch on window blinds by voice command – as well as set alarms which wake them up slowly while making them sleep better at night.
Switches and dimmers connected to your network enable lighting from multiple points–like a remote, touchscreen panel, smartphone, voice assistants or web services–allowing easy coordination with other tech such as security systems in the room.
Smart Thermostats
Sensors in smart thermostats track your family’s behaviors and needs then adjust accordingly thereby potentially saving 10% on energy (4).
Not just that but smart thermostats also give you alerts in real time like power outages, changes in system performance and fluctuations in weather.
Smart thermostats have a number of benefits over traditional models — they are cheaper and easier to set up, can be controlled via web apps or voice command virtual assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant, are more energy-efficient; however, you need reliable Wi-Fi to install one and may need professional installation to add the C-wire required by most models.
Smart Security Systems
The different features provided by these devices for homeowners who want to incorporate smart technology into their bedroom designs can greatly enhance their quality of life. Some devices are easy to install while others may require more complex installations projects.
With modern home security systems, homeowners can keep an eye on things with app-enabled home monitoring that watches the property for breaches or potential vulnerabilities (like an unlocked door) as well as any sign of possible dangers such as carbon monoxide leaks. This kind of proactive monitoring helps deter burglaries, save money on home insurance policies and provide a greater sense of overall home safety.
