Smart home automation is a growing industry and a popular trend for homeowners who want the latest technology. However, it can also be a great new tool for green computing and reducing energy costs by using your computer or any other computer in the world. Home automation design involves one centralized system to control the lights, temperature, music, televisions and security systems in a home. The system can be one panel in the home, and it can also be designed for remote Internet-based operation. A few clicks from any computer can turn down the heat and switch off all the lights, reducing energy bills and the carbon footprint of any home. LSquare, a home automation technology practice, estimates a three-bedroom home with a smart home automation system can save more than 385 KG of CO2 emissions per year.
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