Advanced Home Automation - Beyond the Basics

www.dsientertai... - Home automation systems are becoming common, so we thought you would like to see something a little different...some "outside the box" control.
There are six different video segments shown, taken from three different DSI installations in Los Angeles county. The beach house (clips 1,2 & 4) architect is William Hefner Inc. and interior design is by Mark Cutler Design. Construction by Turpin Levin Builders. Home automation controls in all three homes are from custom-programmed Crestron automation systems using DSI's unique award-winning touchscreen interface (no other audio/video integrators have it!)
If you live in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, or areas nearby, call DSI at 866-692-8489 for more home automation system information and a free consultation. You can read more about home automation and other audio video custom installation services at www.dsientertainment.com. DSI designs, installs, and programs home automation systems by Crestron, AMX, Control4, and Savant.
To see more custom audio video installation videos, please see our RUclips channel ( / dsientertainment ) or main DSI Entertainment Systems website video page: bit.ly/icTqII.

[@gauravdawg]

The TV installation was the coolest

[@soundwaveharmonic]

great home automation

[@jonrich9333]

Level 2: Voice control with text-to-speech feedback. Go.

[@laddybuck775]

How much would all the equipment and installation cost for this home?

[@morfengineering]

The closing/opening system needs to be faster, doors and shades are closing too slow.

[@HalHatesDave]

according to physics if they went any faster over tine they would break the bar thing.

[@HalHatesDave]

what if their blind or disabled?

[@equinox212]

What happens in the bedroom when the owner wants a larger TV? Will they have to create a larger opening for the TV to slide out sideways? That would be a pain in the ass. If you really think about what is beyond the basics as the title says, it isn't really that special "open or close, up or down, lock/unlock etc..." - actually fairly simple stuff.