Published 7th January 2020
The rise of smart products in homes is changing the way many people live. For people with disabilities these items are not only improving accessibility but becoming life changing as they empower people to live more independently.
Via the Internet of Things, objects such as watches and household appliances can now have connectivity built into them. These ‘smart’ products can be controlled by a smartphone or computer, even away from home and be managed via a hub or single apps can be used to control individual devices.
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Source:Kymberly Martin, 2019, Freedom2Live (https://www.freedom2live.com.au)
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