Since its introduction in 2011, the connected thermostat Nest has emerged as a shining example of a smart device that’s actually smart. By giving owners an easier and more efficient way to visualize and control the temperature of their homes, Nest has in many ways demystified the process of paying for energy. And it’s saved Continue reading →
Digi International (NASDAQ: DGII) has announced that utility company SWK, Stadtwerke Krefeld-Gruppe, is using its energy monitoring solutions for its E-DeMa Smart Grid pilot project in Krefeld, Germany. The Digi solution connects the residential meters direct to a consumer’s smart device, allowing consumption and pricing data to be monitored and actioned in real-time. via Digi Continue reading →
SmartSynch announced Wednesday night that it has a plan for allowing universal communications between appliances, smart grids, and utilities, regardless of which communication protocol is used. In May 2008, the Jackson, Miss.-company garnered $20 million in a funding round led by Credit Suisse to develop its communications devices and software for smart meters. via SmartSynch: Continue reading →
