Ctrl X Technology has created a new type of home automation and universal remote control system that they have called xRemote.
xRemote has been designed to provide a next-generation control system that will transform your home into a smart home. Using both home automation and combining all your entertainment system, TV and music centre remote controls into one easy-to-use system that is linked to your smartphone or tablet.
Watch the video below to learn more about the xRemote systems that is currently under development and looking to raise $100,000 from a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.
The xRemote combines your remote controls as well as providing an indoor locating system and uses an intelligent learning system. Its creators explain a little more about the system and how it can transform your home.
“Modern technology has taken control of homes across the globe. The smart home is here, but we need to take CTRL of our household appliances and devices. Our product line, xRemote, does just that.
The dream of controlling your home and life with one simple controller is here with xRemote. With one simple tap of a screen, the everyday person can take advantage of the technology that surrounds them.
We have done all the hard work: writing the algorithms, connecting devices that speak different languages, simplifying the user experience to make it as easy a touch of a button. This next generation of smart technology gives YOU the ability to control your home technology like never before. The xRemote is Simply Smart.”
For more information on the new xRemote home automation system jump over to the Kickstarter website for full specifications via the link below and place a pledge from just $49 to get started implementing the smart control devices into your home. If you are thinking of setting up a home automation system you might be interested in our Home Automation Hubs and Systems Guide.
Source: Kickstarter
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