What is Internet of Things (IoT)?
The Internet of Things (IoT) is becoming an increasingly important part of the technology industry, the simplest and most straightforward explanation on IoT is:
Andy Griffiths, president at Samsung Electronics UK and Ireland
“Imagine walking into a house where everything is controlled by your mobile phone – you can switch the lights off before you get into bed, turn the heating up if it gets chilly or even make sure that all your dirty clothes are washed in the washing machine, all from the touch of a button on your mobile phone.
The Internet of Things is when all of the electrical items in your house, like your fridge, oven, TV, microwave, washing machine and mobile phone are all connected to each other over the Internet so that you can control them from one another – almost like they are talking to each other!
All of these electrical items are really clever and can collect information about when and how you use them. They can then use this information to help make your life easier, so there’s more time to do fun things and less time to do things like household chores!”
https://silicon.co.uk/workspace/internet-of-things-explainer-161602
IoT is producing powerful changes in the real estate sector!
First of all, IoT enhances the connectivity of our physical world, for instants, sensors and systems are installed to collect large amounts of data from both inside and outside of the buildings. The collected data can be analyzed and then used in a bid to optimize the manner of occupation and operation of a premise and its entire infrastructure.
Systems, as well as buildings and to the extent of individual rooms, can learn and react to the occupants’ behavior. For example, HVAC systems now have the capability of adjusting the heat, air conditioning and lighting, responding to the presence/absence of occupants, rather than being controlled manually. Having used of these systems over time, by learning the usage of its patterns, will result in finding the best way to maximize performance and cut down energy costs.
Further, when security systems are linked to smartphones or security passes, it will allow property managers to identify emergency services, such as whether a building is clear or determining areas and find anyone that is in danger/trapped.
The IoT is producing revolutionary changes in the real estate industry and has the potential to provide great benefits to all including the realtors and purchasers. It should be noted that anyone who does not embrace modern technology and adapt appropriately will definitely faces the risk of being left behind, losing new purchasers, and, thus, suffering a slowdown in revenue streams.
https://www.influencive.com/how-the-internet-of-things-is-changing-real-estate/
Therefore, let’s stay connected by adapting to the modern technology, connect the real estate agents/sales representative to potential purchasers, help home owners and your business to carry out a range of smart activities with ease. ProSales, our highly performing mobile app digitize from the point of sales prospecting to handing over of Vacant Possession, then Defect Management, we strive to improve efficiency and increase company’s saving. Contact us today for a Free Demo.