Philips Hue motion sensor that will turn your lights on with little effort
The concept of combining computers, sensors and networks to monitor and control has existed for decades. The concept of Internet of things tend to improve the quality of consumers and make life pretty easier and also tends to make our home a smart one. Philips is also trying to make the life of their consumers easier. Report reaching us is that, the company Philips has introduced a motion sensor that can detect one’s presence and turn on their lights in just a second. That’s pretty awesome!
The company claims that, the Philips Hue will go for $40 and it will make its debut in October this year. According to Engadget, the motion sensors have detection angle of 100 degrees and 16 feet range. The sensors come with a pair of AAA batteries that can last for two or three years. As I mentioned earlier, it can detect individual presence and automatically turn on the light with the Philips Hue app. It can be configured to work with all the light in a single room or just individual bulbs.
Another feature that is embedded in the motion sensors is its ability to detect daylight. You can turn off the lights in specific rooms if the sensor refused to detect movement for a period of time. You can also configure it for long period in the bedroom and shorter period in the bathroom.
It’s amazing how you can make your home bright with just a little effort. What do you think about this? Let us know in the comments below or on any of our social media pages. We hope to hear from you.
Via: |TechCrunch|
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Source: | Philips |
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Image Credits: |TechCrunch| |Engadget|
