The next wave of smart home technology is set to revolutionize wellness-focused living. Kristin Reinitz of Admit One Home Systems and Aurora One Lighting share some innovations homeowners should keep an eye on.
Artificial intelligence is making homes smarter by learning daily routines and optimizing settings for lighting, temperature, and air quality. Imagine a home that knows when you wake up and adjusts the environment to match your preferences.
Future lighting systems won’t just follow a general schedule; they’ll adapt to individual household members’ needs. Whether you’re an early riser or a night owl, these systems will fine-tune lighting to support your unique rhythms.
Smart homes of the future will take proactive health measures, detecting changes in air quality and water purity. Sensors will automatically adjust filtration systems to ensure clean, healthy environments for homeowners.
Biometric sensors in homes can monitor stress levels, heart rate, and even sleep patterns, adjusting lighting, temperature, and background soundscapes to promote relaxation or focus.
As these technologies become more advanced, integrating them into a well-designed smart home system will be key to enhancing both comfort and overall wellness.
Each year, the Parade of Homes inspires thousands and helps Minnesotans find a place to call home. But this beloved event is more than a home tour; it’s an opportunity to support life-changing initiatives through the Housing First Minnesota Foundation. This year, the Foundation’s work is highlighted by a deeply impactful project: the Veteran Village, a first-of-its-kind initiative to create a townhome-style community for veterans experiencing homelessness.
Induction cooking combines the speed and precision of gas with the easy cleanup and eco-friendly benefits of electric appliances. These stoves heat water more quickly, activate only when cookware is present, and consistently outperform other cooktops according to consumer evaluations. Moreover, you may be eligible for financial incentives when you purchase an induction range under the Inflation Reduction Act.
In today’s fast-paced world, creating a home centered around your health and well-being is more important than ever. Homebuyers are increasingly seeking ways to integrate wellness into their living spaces, and smart home technology is stepping up to meet the challenge. From air purification systems to circadian lighting and advanced water monitoring, experts share how health-focused smart tech is reshaping how we think about our homes.
