Since the smart home or smart devices are quite expensive, they are not affordable for the entire population of India. Obviously, realtors have started to provide automated houses or apartments to their clients, however, such expensive houses are beyond the reach of ordinary people. Cable-free solutions are an advantage for existing structures, where automation can be easily adopted without any electrical or structural changes to the existing structure. Regardless of all the reasons holding back the industry right now, India's smart home automation sector is forecast to grow exponentially in the coming years.
Home automation devices are experiencing unprecedented demand among urban Indians due to the increase in disposable income among upper-middle class households. However, there are a number of factors that prevent faster adoption of smart home automation in India. Wozart aims to lead that automation revolution with world-class technology proudly manufactured and assembled in India. Homes are now not only automated, but they can intelligently predict consumer habits and create automation routines using AI.
Some top-of-the-line wireless solutions are equipped with interface capability, allowing hybrid installations in buildings where a new structure is added can operate with wired automation & the old structure can be automated using wireless solutions and yet be on the same platform. To understand why modernization solutions have not yet been successful in India, let's take a look at the mind of a typical Indian homebuilder.
