Smart home experts Dan DiClerico and John Attala say hotels are often the first places consumers come in contact with smart tech, including occupancy sensor-controlled systems, predictive maintenance, high-tech bathrooms and smart parking.
Source: Inman News
Hotels set the pace for consumers’ smart home expectations
Published in dan diclerico, John Attala, occupancy sensors, personalization, predictive maintenance, Property Portfolio, smart home technology, smart hotel technology, smart parking, smart toilets and Technology
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