Students from the Salesiano school in Bucaramanga unveil smart home prototype controlled from a phone
Four students from the Eloy Valenzuela educational institution, Sede A of the Salesiano school in Bucaramanga, completed a smart home prototype that allows electrical elements to be controlled from mobile devices. The project took a year and a half of work and was supported by their instructor in the SENA Residential and Commercial Electrical Systems technician program. The module represents a real home with an electrical installation integrating smart devices and automation systems, aiming to bring home automation closer to Colombian families.
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- The prototype allows electrical elements to be managed from a phone or other mobile devices.
- It was developed by Juan José Quintero Bayona, Jesús David Rincón García, Harold Andrey López and Santiago Trigos Castillo.
- The project took a year and a half and was carried out within SENA's Residential and Commercial Electrical Systems technician program.
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