From pseudo-application to true demand, smart home has to be divided into three steps.

If the concept of "home automation" appeared in the 1933 Chicago World Expo, smart home is already an "old man" in his 80s. Even with the establishment of the world's first "smart building" in 1984 by United Technologies Corporation, Smart Home has gone through more than 30 years of growth.

However, just ask the people around you and you will find that families who really have smart homes are rare in real life. This technology that has been soviet for so many years has not yet entered the thousands of households of ordinary people. The questioning and criticism of it is a false application. Despite this, major traditional home appliance manufacturers and emerging technology companies continue to overweight the industry in recent years, trying to find the golden key to open the market.

At the moment when the Internet of Things is fully transforming human life, the smart home with the Internet of Things as its core technology is indeed the future development trend. The continuous development of related enterprises is the right strategic choice. Only on the way forward, the smart home industry needs to break the three crux in three steps, in order to usher in the dark.

The first step is the integration and unification of IoT technology standards. At present, there are many people entering the smart home market. The interfaces and communication standards set for self-developed products are not the same, and it is often difficult to connect smoothly between different brands. The behavior of such standards is naturally to create a monopoly in the industry. However, the reality is not unreasonable, but it causes serious fragmentation and hinders the progress of the entire industry.

To this end, some large companies have already realized that Intel and Samsung, Dell equals the Open Interconnection Alliance in 2014; GM, Cisco and IBM announced a group of IoT Alliance Fronts in 2015 to accelerate through information sharing. The process of establishing a common standard for networking. Although the cooperation of these giants plays a good demonstration role, it is not enough. The unification of smart home Internet of Things standards requires the collective participation of large and small enterprises.

The second step is to cancel the control center and let wisdom really spread everywhere in the home. Most of the smart home systems currently on the market have a control core, mainly smart phones or smart refrigerators. The design of all the home appliances for smartphone control has not been favored by consumers. The main reason is that this kind of experience is not intelligent enough. It just integrates the control platform of each appliance into the mobile phone, and the mobile phone itself is not a A redundant controller belonging to the home system. Although the smart refrigerator is an integral part of the home, the only spokesperson to play other home appliances is not satisfied with the consumer, which is essentially the same as mobile phone control.

The ideal smart home system should be decentralized, and users can communicate directly with any appliance in the system. These appliances are connected to each other, so no matter where the user is in the home, they can control the equipment at any time. The current single-central system architecture is only a transitional state, because most people are not satisfied with the price and the price is high, so most people still take a wait-and-see attitude.

The third step is the upgrade of the Internet of Things security technology. The family contains a large amount of personal privacy information, so the cyber security issue of smart homes especially needs the attention of the industry. As far as the current situation is concerned, smart home products such as sweeping robots and child-assisted robots with high market acceptance have been reported to have been hacked and have security vulnerabilities. If network security is not guaranteed, then consumers' trust will not be established. Even if the first two steps are gone, the smart home can't fall. Therefore, the development of security technology needs to be prepared as early as possible.

Traditional home appliances are different from new electronic products such as smart phones, and the speed of replacement is much slower. Until the price and user experience of smart homes are not sufficiently attractive, most consumers will not completely replace the entire home system for several new smart applications. However, with the passage of time and advances in technology, the day when smart homes will finally be popularized, the industry still needs to take a solid footstep.

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