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Paul Skelton

  • Regional Development Consultant – Australia and New Zealand, CEDIA
Melbourne
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Connected Mag, Electrical Connection, Connected Home
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When the home starts thinking

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By Paul Skelton
| Electrical Connection Verified
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping home automation, bringing predictive maintenance, adaptive security and intuitive user experiences to the forefront of smart home integration. Paul Skelton writes. The smart home has evolved. Once a novelty of motion-activated lights and app-controlled thermostats, today’s systems are on the cusp of something far more advanced: Intelligence.
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Designing smart homes for neurodivergent residents

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By Paul Skelton
| Electrical Connection Verified
Neuro-inclusive systems aren’t just better for individuals; they’re better for everyone. Paul Skelton writes. In a market crowded with touchscreens, voice control, AI-driven routines and sensor-laden spaces, smart home integration often leans toward the futuristic. It promises convenience, elegance and even the thrill of novelty. But as this technology evolves, so too must our approach. The real future of smart home design lies not in spectacle, but in empathy.
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Designing smart homes for neurodivergent residents

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By Paul Skelton
| Connected Mag
Neuro-inclusive systems aren’t just better for individuals; they’re better for everyone. Paul Skelton writes. In a market crowded with touchscreens, voice control, AI-driven routines and sensor-laden spaces, smart home integration often leans toward the futuristic. It promises convenience, elegance and even the thrill of novelty. But as this technology evolves, so too must our approach. The real future of smart home design lies not in spectacle, but in empathy.
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