Home Office Communication
A home office’s primary purpose is to facilitate communication with clients, co-workers, family, and friends. This can include emails, phone calls, video calls, or remote support.
Staying in Touch with Older Family Members
Case Study: My mother lives nearby and sometimes needs help but doesn’t want to wear a panic button or have live cameras in her home. Instead, she uses motion sensors.
- Privacy-Friendly Monitoring: A camera in the garage or entryway provides activity notifications without invading privacy.
Requirements:
- Wi-Fi network for device connectivity.
- Smartphone to control devices.
By placing devices with motion sensors in each area, she can use voice commands to request assistance. Notifications are sent if there’s no activity for several hours or if any activity is detected.
Additional Benefits:
- Motion sensors can turn on lights when entering the garage or other areas.
- Remote monitoring allows for checking in via devices to ask if help is needed.
- Buttons can trigger calls for support or other events.
- If the person isn’t home, notifications are sent to their phone.
Display Devices
Display devices enable private video chats with low latency, allowing for natural conversations.
When connected to remote devices, Cloud Services ensures secure, low-latency point-to-point communications. Your Wi-Fi router connects the devices, and your smartphone’s Bluetooth is used for approved connections via the phone app.
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