I went to a house where this home IoT was maximally applied. By introducing the Flick system, it is also controlled by IoT. Can these things called IoT really be easily applied to anyone? It seems good to carefully select only good things and try them out. Hello, subscribers. This is Boa's Muisil TV host. Today, I would like to explain a bit about home IoT. What is IoT? It stands for the Internet of Things, where things are connected to each other in an internet environment. You can easily understand it as a concept. Lighting, motorized curtains, smart locks, air conditioners, and many other home appliances in our house are interconnected, allowing control and programming. When we tried using it in our house, we had to install many different apps, so there was some inconvenience, to be honest. After looking around the market and meeting with many experts, it seems that all of these.

Many situations are actually happening to integrate things together, and when this becomes possible, I think there will be a lot of potential in using IoT at home. Recently, we were invited to a house where home IoT is planned and implemented to the maximum. Let's take a look around together and introduce how today and the future of IoT will change. Please pay close attention. Hello, subscribers of Boa TV. Hello, we have two guests with us today. Let's briefly hear their introductions. Hello, I'm someone who goes by the nickname Haribabara and is somewhat active in IoT-related community activities. Among enthusiasts, you could consider me as having an average level of knowledge. Could you please introduce yourself, the person next to us? Hello, I'm Kim Nam-hoon from Soft Concrete, who is in charge of managing the house you introduced today.

The company's name is Soft Concrete. Could you introduce why this name was chosen? You can think of it as a company that focuses on creating solid values with flexible thinking. I think our subscribers might be curious. How did this combination come about? About a year ago, I thought I should build my own house, but I found it difficult to do alone. So, I thought it would be nice to gather people like me who are preparing for both interior design and IoT in one place. That's why I created a group chat room. As people like me gathered, there were also people in the interior design industry who participated. Then, one day, a personal message came, and I found out that the elegant sneaker team leader wanted to meet separately.

Now we're going to have a conversation with our former team leader and our Harin. I felt that the field of this technology has already exceeded the range that I can understand. How did our Seokwon CEO come to join us? We were also in the KakaoTalk group together and were interested. We were looking for a company that is ready to explain about IoT and those things. We can proceed well together and prepare for the project that will take place in a year. It seems like we've been together all along. It's a one-year project, so we'll talk about IoT in earnest. Harin, could you please tell us what you think IoT is? In this situation, I think telling you to do such actions is the key to IoT.

I think I can describe it in two words. The user throws a message at home, and the house responds. I found it interesting. I think using technology to have a conversation between family and home is a fascinating concept to pursue. So, from which perspective should we look around the house to see what is best for our home? I have a question. Is there any point that you, as the CEO, considered most important during this project? I think the plan for lighting was the most crucial. As you can see now, the partners are composed of LEDs. The amount of natural light coming in is very long compared to regular apartments, and the feeling of the incoming light is completely different. Therefore, strong materials were used from the walls to the floors and ceilings. The process of changing according to the lighting is interesting and the sun...

After grinding, applying IoT in the same space makes it possible to express various lighting effects, which seems beautiful. Harin-nim has been thinking about something and incorporated it into this house. Being able to adjust the color temperature and freely control the brightness was considered the most important point because there is lighting that can be used within the assumption of a home. I really wanted to try track lighting, and typically, track lighting is turned on or off altogether. However, the smart lighting I installed allows you to use only the desired lighting, even if it is connected to the power supply. You will see about four to five different lighting forms. If you look at the grill-shaped end, there are cylinder-shaped lights and ring-shaped lights. People who design lighting or develop them utilize these types of lights in a suitable way.

I made a lot of effort to get advice and set it up. Even just listening to this is quite interesting, right? When I came in earlier, the kitchen had some great insights about it. Could you please talk about some design points for the kitchen? I think it was most important to secure enough distance for two people to move around together to create a space where they can cook and prepare meals. That's what you mentioned, right? The island is too big, actually, for a kitchen of this size, you would need about 100 square meters. As the role in the living room decreases, the dining culture where the family eats together is becoming more important. In the living room, what kind of IoT is applied? I think the most important thing in the living room is the TV. You can not only watch TV but also play games and do various activities. It connects to the bedroom.

I wonder if it would be possible to drill through the wall directly and put a gaming console in the cabinet at the back. Also, by introducing a flick system there and controlling it with IoT, when the heat is too high, the fan will turn on, and then when the heat dissipates, the cooler will become quieter. This plan is in place. When I briefly entered the living room, I felt like I was in a hotel. The mood was very nice. How did you come up with such a design? The house itself is a place where a couple with a lot of hobbies live, so I thought there was no need for a study room, and I enlarged the bathroom. It took a long time to persuade them because they wanted to reduce the size of the bedroom. What part convinced you? With more available space, even if the bedroom gets smaller, wouldn't there be more space to use in other areas? It's more efficient to concentrate the power in one shot.

There is indeed a point in saying, Let's do it. Has IoT technology been widely incorporated here as well? First of all, through buttons, voice recognition, or a mobile app, you can easily control the lighting in desired locations. For instance, you can turn off the lights in the children's room before they go to sleep, or even turn them off all at once. In other words, if we can handle this without the need for complicated construction, we can incorporate functions beyond just controlling the lights. That's right. Could you tell us about any difficulties or unique features when designing the bathroom or expanding the space? When it was completed in 2012, it was a 66-story landmark apartment in Bucheon. It is famous for its glass-walled bathrooms. Over the years, now that more than 10 years have passed, it's not just aging; it's also becoming dangerous.

We removed everything and just rebuilt the entire structure, so there is a possibility to reduce the size of the master bedroom. By dividing the space somehow, we were able to include a slightly larger bathtub and a slightly bigger sink. Looking at the bathroom, it seemed too big, so I wonder if there are any functional IoT products available. I think those who are interested in IoT have probably considered scenarios like this before. By installing a humidity sensor in the center of the bathroom, changes in humidity levels are continuously recorded. For example, if the humidity level goes over 60% or 70% right after taking a shower, the ventilation fan will keep running until it reaches a specific humidity level, or it may not start at all. Depending on the situation, there are door opening and closing sensors or material detection sensors that can distinguish whether there are people inside or not, high-performance sensors like that.

I am currently thinking about controlling the lighting using this. Some settings are already set, and there are things I want to try. Rather than creating everything from scratch, it seems that combining existing products well will be the way to go in the future. Listening to what you said, of course, there may be parts that require more attention than in existing homes, such as basic installation work. However, once those aspects are somewhat established, I believe the scalability afterwards is truly limitless. There aren't many difficulties in terms of construction. As mentioned earlier by Haribabab, the main issue will likely be the products themselves and the additional components that will be added later. It's not a big problem if you leave a little margin for those parts each time new lighting or newly introduced IoT devices are added.

When I opened the door to enter the living room, I saw the washing machine. They moved it to the back of the dressing room or laundry room. Because the washing machine itself has a rapid drainage, they completely changed its location to the dressing room side. They found the route of taking the laundry out through the kitchen and then to the dressing room too complicated and primitive. So, they planned a route where they take the clothes out of the washing machine, straighten them, and put them directly into the wardrobe. By the way, we have something. First of all, the washing machine and dryer I use are Miele products. Oh, Miele washing machines and dryers cannot be used with Samsung SmartThings. So, I used a little trick. There is a smart plug that monitors power consumption in real-time. Since the washing machine consumes electricity when it operates, the usage will be recorded.

Once it's all over, it will be zero, so when it becomes a very low number, it is judged that the laundry is complete, and I receive a notification in that way. Even the dressing room has those kinds of applications. Clearly, it seems that utilizing technology is the meaning of this. Subscribers, if you select only good things from here and consult with a designer to apply things to your home, it would be good. Our slogan is Everyone should live in their own space. This is what our design bond always emphasizes. Do you think these things called IoT can be easily applied to everyone? I am actually a bit skeptical about this. I am curious about your opinions. What do you think when you try it yourself? Some parts might be doable, but without users studying, it is still difficult to create such things. Consumers need to operate IoT directly.

I feel like you need to study too much. I recommend leaving the setup to a professional company and trying to apply IoT as a hobby. We've been looking around the house for a while now. It seems like a project that has been prepared for a long time, and both of you probably have something you want to say. It seems like you've worked hard. Lastly, I would like to ask you to say a few words. For us, it's more important whether the project is fun or not, rather than the difficulty or profitability of the project. You can think of us as a team composed of members who are like that. While consulting with customers for a long time, we find hints within that process and go out for meals with customers. Please consider us as a company like that. Lastly, I would like to ask for your final words, Harin. I'm not an IoT expert, just an ordinary important person. It's a great honor to be here.

I think, first of all, I don't think that I did the process of building this house all by myself. In the Haribababa IoT study group chat room, I felt the power of collective intelligence a lot. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude, and I have a car-related gathering. Due to the interior construction of CNC Seoul, we couldn't meet for over half a year, but we will start from next month. Thank you, everyone. Have you enjoyed looking around the house with Home IoT applied? After looking around the house and discussing with those who are living or planning to live here, I realized that ultimately, this technology should make our lives more convenient. However, there is still a need for further study due to inconveniences such as difficulties in operating switches or the requirement of a lot of knowledge for users to use it. In this regard, many of us in our company, including many high-voltage backgrounds, have been studying a lot.

And we will make efforts to open up such information to our subscribers. Your interest is highly appreciated.

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