smart door lock
[noun]
an electronic lock that can be locked and unlocked through various methods such as keyless entry, biometric verification, or remote control using a smartphone app
smart thermostat
[noun]
a device that can be controlled remotely and programmed to automatically adjust the temperature of a home or building based on the user's preferences and behavior patterns
home assistant device
[noun]
a smart electronic device that uses voice recognition and natural language processing to enable users to control their smart home devices, answer questions, and perform other tasks through voice commands
smart plug
[noun]
an electronic device that plugs into a wall outlet and allows you to control the power supply to another device that is plugged into it through a mobile app or voice assistant
home theater system
[noun]
a set of audio and visual equipment designed to provide an immersive movie theater experience in a private residence
wireless speaker
[noun]
a type of speaker that connects to audio sources without the need for cables or wires
wi-fi router
[noun]
a device that enables wireless communication between multiple devices and provides internet access
video doorbell
[noun]
a smart device that allows homeowners to see and communicate with visitors remotely via a mobile app, while also providing motion detection and other security features
robot vacuum cleaner
[noun]
a self-contained, programmable device that uses sensors and brushes to clean floors autonomously
smart outlet
[noun]
an electrical outlet that can be controlled remotely using a smartphone app, voice command, or automated schedule
smart TV
[noun]
an internet-connected television with built-in software for accessing online content and apps without external devices
gaming console
[noun]
a specialized computer system designed for playing video games on a TV or other display screen
personal computer
[noun]
a compact electronic device designed for individual use, capable of performing various tasks such as word processing, internet browsing, and multimedia applications
sound system
[noun]
a piece of equipment used for playing recorded music, making a live performance, or turning up sound through speakers
remote control
[noun]
a small device that lets you control electrical or electronic devices like TVs from a distance
cable box
[noun]
a device provided by a cable TV provider that receives cable signals and delivers TV programming to a connected television set
streaming device
[noun]
a device that enables the streaming of digital media, such as movies, TV shows, and music, from online platforms directly to a television or other display
DVD player
[noun]
a device that plays content such as movies or shows from flat discs called DVDs on your TV or other display
stereo system
[noun]
an audio equipment setup that includes two or more speakers and an amplifier that produces sound that is typically intended for music or entertainment purposes
smart smoke alarm
[noun]
a device that uses advanced technology to detect smoke and fire and send alerts to the homeowner's smartphone or other smart devices
burglar alarm
[noun]
an electronic piece of equipment that once switched on, prevents unauthorized entry to a house, building, or other premises by producing a loud noise
intercom system
[noun]
a communication system that allows people in different parts of a plane, office, etc. to speak to each other
carbon monoxide detector
[noun]
an electronic device that detects the presence of carbon monoxide gas and sounds an alarm to alert occupants in case of high levels of the gas, which is poisonous and can be lethal
motion detector
[noun]
a device that detects the presence of movement within a specific area and can trigger an alarm or other action as a result
smart home hub
[noun]
a central device that connects and controls multiple smart home devices and allows them to work together seamlessly
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