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Domomob has the power, uses electricity to create smart home

Home automation is the healthiest it has ever been, with new products and platforms being produced all the time with the help of crowdfunding platforms. Almost all of them  use wireless technology, and that can mean two minuses — a level of electromagnetic radiation that may (or may not) be dangerous and occasional lapses in reliability.

Domomob gets that, and has crafted a home automation solution that controls existing motorized components in the home using powerline communication (PLC) technology — essentially, networking via the electrical wiring in the home. Doing this eliminates all excess electromagnetic emissions without sacrificing versatility: users have the option to install accessories like indoor or outdoor cameras as well as outfit dumb products in the home with plugs that grant them smarts. Access to the home can be shared through an iOS, Android, or Windows app or through a web portal, with original installations working even in the event of an internet outage.