Abstract
The article examines the dependence of the “smart home” technology on the technical capabilities of the engineering infrastructure. Home automation ideas have been evolving since the early 20th century. However, this technology is not widespread yet due to a number of features of the system. We consider the dependence of the reliability of the system on the characteristics of external power grids. There are technological developments in housing construction sphere that make it possible to maximize the satisfaction of the needs of residents. At the same time, the irrational distribution of capacities, the unpredictability (for operating organizations) of territorial development plans, and increased consumer demands hinder the use of modern technologies.
Highlights
The sustainable development of society is based on the introduction of new technical solutions: new programs, new equipment, new specialties
There are technological developments in housing construction sphere that make it possible to maximize the satisfaction of the needs of residents
The irrational distribution of capacities, the unpredictability of territorial development plans, and increased consumer demands hinder the use of modern technologies
Summary
The sustainable development of society is based on the introduction of new technical solutions: new programs, new equipment, new specialties. We are considering the relationship between the requirements of the "Smart Home" system and the technological capabilities of external power grids. Standards for the control of home appliances with the transmission of signals over the electrical network and over the radio channel appeared. Control signal transmission devices are quite simple, their installation does not require the involvement of highly qualified specialists. They cannot be called a "smart home" in the full sense of the word. We propose to supplement this list with infrastructure constraints As it has been already mentioned, the main impetus for the development of the "smart home" system was the appearance on the market of appliances powered by electricity. All other electrical receivers that do not fall under the definitions of the first and second categories
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