The Koto Smart Sensors Help You Optimize Living and Working Spaces
Rahul Kalvapalle — September 29, 2015 — Tech
The Koto smart sensors are non-invasive sensor-packed devices that are designed to be the successors to the original CubeSensors. This next-generation sensors are intended to plug the gaps and address the issues associated with the CubeSensors.
Like the CubeSensors, the Koto smart sensors are intended to be placed around your home or office where they are able to measure all kinds of things including temperature, light, noise, humidity and more. The sensors will come equipped with a companion app that will help you figure out how to make your rooms more conducive to working, sleeping or generally staying healthy.
As an added upgrade, the Koto smart sensors record a detailed history of the data they track. This allow you to go back and look at your usage and map the impact it has had on your daily life.
Like the CubeSensors, the Koto smart sensors are intended to be placed around your home or office where they are able to measure all kinds of things including temperature, light, noise, humidity and more. The sensors will come equipped with a companion app that will help you figure out how to make your rooms more conducive to working, sleeping or generally staying healthy.
As an added upgrade, the Koto smart sensors record a detailed history of the data they track. This allow you to go back and look at your usage and map the impact it has had on your daily life.
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