A recent study found that 15 million ‘smart homes’ exist in the UK today. [1]

Mobile devices and apps, as well as advances in smart technology, have led to the expansion of smart products, especially smart security devices.

Using smart devices such as smart alarms, CCTV, smart door locks, video doorbells and indoor cameras, you can keep your home secure. With this technology, you can check in on your home from your smartphone, lock doors with the press of a button, arm and disarm your alarm remotely, giving you the peace of mind that your home is secure, even when you’re not there.

As home security has become increasingly important to homeowners in recent years, they will invest in high-quality systems to ensure their homes are protected. When it comes to setting up your smart home and installing high-quality smart security products without spending a fortune, there are a lot of options available that won’t break the bank. DIY smart security devices are easy to set up and install, so they won’t break the bank either.

There’s something on the market to suit your security needs, technical ability, and budget, no matter how new you are to smart tech.

Smart home technology and smart security have a very exciting future, and all aspects continue to develop and grow constantly. Using biometric authentication, where technology remembers things like your fingerprint and facial features, we can secure our property more easily than ever before, which was once reserved for James Bond films. In the future, we might be able to walk up to our home and have the CCTV system recognize our face, disarming the alarm and unlocking the front door.

It is becoming more common for devices to ‘communicate’ with one another, with more devices integrating. Eventually, smart security devices will integrate with the rest of our smart home tech; and our smart home will know exactly how to set it up perfectly for us. When it recognises us coming up the drive, it will open the front door, switch on our favourite lounge lights, set the heating up to keep us cosy, and turn on the TV to our favourite channel.

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