Florida State University professor Jing Wang spoke to HousingWire's Reverse Mortgage Daily about health care and smart home ...

Home service providers—landscapers, roofers, fencing, painters—are the digital revolution’s last frontier. Traditional ...

A growing number of homeowners want smart home technology and builders and Realtors are recognizing that if they want to close a sale.

But as smart home technology gets more sophisticated and the 65 and older population skyrockets in the United States, many facilities, manufacturers, and eldercare professionals are starting to ...

Data will power these homes, but trust will determine their success. Security must be built-in from day one. Hardware-level ...

Homeowners beware: Decking a house out with all the latest smart-home bells and whistles may not appeal to future buyers as much as one might expect. Newly built luxury homes are increasingly sold ...

In an exclusive tour, I saw Taar’s invisible lasers beaming fiber-fast internet through the air. Experts say it might be a solution to our nation's broadband divide.

In the context of ever-increasing automation across sectors, one question often looms over discussions about technology in home care: “Will robots replace humans?” The short answer is no ...

The Matter protocol centers on making smart home devices more compatible across brand lines. Here’s how it works, and how it benefits both consumers and investors.

Invisible technology and privacy protection Pan wants the technology to be as invisible as possible, so that people won’t change their behavior at home. The algorithms they are developing can identify ...