Case study
Centercode Smart Home Use Cases
See how smart home companies use Centercode to generate real-world customer feedback, smooth out setup and interoperability issues before release, and deliver frictionless products.
PDF · 1 page · September 16, 2020
Getting a smart home product to work with a sprawling ecosystem of other devices is a unique challenge, for established names and newcomers alike. Staying connected in homes built from different materials is another scenario to test.
The way through is beta testing pre-release products across a wide range of testers and device setups. This one-page sheet shows how companies can target testers by living space and device ecosystem, while keeping user and test data secure, and lists the products and scenarios involved.
What’s inside
Smart home products tested
Smart lights, thermostats, hubs and switches, sprinkler systems, vehicle battery chargers, smoke detectors, and faucets and leak detectors.
Working with other devices
Working with a myriad of smart devices and hubs, and staying connected in environments with different building materials.
Non-standard setups and automation
Functionality with dimmer switches and other non-standard configurations, plus geofencing and machine learning for set-it-and-forget-it operation.
