Smart elevators and cameras set to become common in homes within five years, expert says
Industry expert Irina Korsun forecasts wider adoption of smart building features, including EV charging and expanded smart-apartment functions.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Smart elevators and cameras are expected to become a widespread feature in residential buildings over the next five years, according to industry expert Irina Korsun.
Korsun also pointed to the installation of electric vehicle charging systems in parking lots as a promising area of growth, alongside the expansion of functionalities within so-called "smart" apartments.
Broader smart-home trends
The forecast points to a combination of security-related technology, such as smart elevators and cameras, and infrastructure upgrades like EV charging as key areas of development in residential construction.
No specific timeline or data on current adoption rates were included in the available report.
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