Are these “the high-techist gadgets of 2013”? (IET says they are)
Some people have called this the Star Trek tricorder in your pocket. Monitor and track your body’s vital signs, such as heart rate and blood pressure, with a portable and relatively inexpensive device that connects to your smartphone.
Are these “the high-techist gadgets of 2013”? (IET says they are)
What could be better, or more British, than a nice sale to get the juices flowing and the brain pumping? At UK Automation we think the same and have some special offers that may just tempt you into the world of home automation.
I would like to introduce you to my favourite new word, geekgasm! I saw it first this week as someone was slavering over the latest piece of must have technology from the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). He was getting a little more than excited about automatic home control systems.
As Christmas is now a dimming memory, I thought I’d look at a few products in our line that might tempt you - even if you have to buy them for yourself!
What I plan for this blog is to look at the different products we offer here at UK Automation and how they can be used to provide high-quality sound in your home.
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Have you every wished you had one those amazing inventions from Q, the boffin from the James Bond films. Well here’s your chance with this robotic dragonfly by TechJect a company formed by a couple of guys out of Georgia Tech’s Robotics & Intelligent Machines (RIM) Department.
The inspired from biology, Dragonfly is a remarkable 3g in weight in its basic configuration. Besides being a very clever remote controlled flying machine it has serious applications in aerial photography, advanced gaming, R&D and security. Its uses are widespread from military and law enforcement surveillance where it can be used to access difficult and dangerous situations to simple security applications where you may want to check on your home whilst you’re away. The possibilities are endless and at a price that the man in the street can afford.
Welcome to the Automating Easy blog which is intended to inform, amuse and entertain. We will attempt to provide information on things related to Home Automation but you may find the odd article which we just thought might be amusing or different.
Now for the boring bit. Although we will try and ensure that any information we provide is accurate and correct, we cannot be held liable if that is not the case. If you intend to modify or fit equipment to your electrical system we would always suggest that you employ a competent electrician who is capable of meeting any regulations currently prevailing in your country.
I like that home automation is becoming more mainstream but it’s still expensive! Belkin : Wemo bit.ly/Q256tB
— James Mills (@jamesmills) October 29, 2012