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Savant to Exhibit Apple-based Home Control, Automation and Audio/Video Package at #CES2012
Savant makes CES debut within energy efficient NextGen Home Experience® located in the South Hall, Booth #26100
Hyannis, MA. January 2nd, 2012–Savant Systems LLC, having delivered the first Apple®--based home automation andcommercial control system, has announced that the company will be showcasing a control, automation and media system at CES 2012 based upon Savant’s scalable SmartMedia solution that is targeted to a broad consumer market segment. In addition to controlling lighting, climate, security cameras and more, the versatile SmartMedia controller will be configured to demonstrate multi--zone audio, video distribution throughout the NextGen home and—Savant’s revolutionary on--TV control portal,TrueCommand™.
“As automation becomes available to a larger base of consumers, Savant is excited for the opportunity to demonstrate a powerful yet cost effective whole--home control and automation package at CES 2012,” reported Savant’s General Manager of Residential Business, Jim Carroll. “We will have our newest and most exciting user interfaces there as well, including the Savant Select remote and our TrueControl™ apps for iPad®, iPhone® and iPod touch® integration,” Carroll added. “In addition to the core functionality of the SmartMedia system, we will also be showcasing the customizable and expandable nature of our product line with enhanced features such as Savant’s SmartEnergy Monitor,” Carroll concluded.
See Savant Technology in Action within the NextGen Home at CES 2012, Booth 26100
SmartEnergy Monitor: Savant’s SmartEnergy technology, which will be operational and on display within the NextGen home, measures both energy usage and production in real--time while delivering historical usage data from multiple energy management devices. SmartEnergy Monitor empowers homeowners with critical information and the capacity to improve overall efficiency while maintaining their preferred lifestyle. Once installed, users can monitor every aspect of electricity usage, from appliances to heating and lighting. Energy usage and/or production data can be viewed from home or remotely using an iPad.
Savant Select: From simple source control to complete two--way whole--home automation, the Savant Select seamlessly merges the familiar functionality of Apple’s® latest iPod touch® with easy--to--use push buttons, creating a sleek yet powerful home control interface. Supporting Savant’s TrueControl iPod touch App and TrueCommand On--TV navigation, this powerful smart remote delivers the perfect balance of backlit pushbuttons and a 3.5--inch color touch screen.
TrueCommand On-TV control: Savant’s TrueCommand technology provides the most advanced and visually engaging way to navigate, browse, and select diverse services and multimedia content by boldly presenting attractive icons on any high definition TV. TrueCommand enables complete control of all home systems without the need to interrupt your audio or video programming. While watching your favorite movie, use a Savant home control remote to easily adjust the temperature, dim the lights, check security cameras, obtain weather updates and more.
TrueImage Control™: Savant’s TrueImage Control technology provides an innovative interface that allows you to touch actual images of Smart Home products to initiate commands. Simply touch the image of the actual light in the room you wish to control, and not only does the light in the room turn on/off or dim when pressed and held, but it also illuminates on the iPad confirming the command.
Savant Sound: Complimenting the SmartMedia multi--room A/V control system, Savant’s impressive array of architectural loudspeakers and 16--channel digital amplifier will be utilized to fill the NextGen home with great sound throughout three independent zones. Full control of the distributed audio system will be demonstrated on the iPad and Savant Select remote.
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