If android works on making smart homes with flexible way of living.

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We’ve all seen how flexible Android can be. It’s used in everything from alarm clocks to desktops to smart phones and hell, even ovens. It’s really the most flexible operating system out there, because it runs on a Linux core. But one of the things that makes it different from many other Linux products is that Android has been widely adopted and is kept up by Google.

And speaking of Google, wouldn’t they be the perfect company to work on creating a smart house? With all of its resources, there’s no doubt Google could definitely put a good effort into it. Take Google Now, for example. Google Now is practically perfect for a smart house with its easy voice activation and quick response times. If Google continued to improve Google Now and make it even more intelligent, then they could have a real winner on their hands. Imagine being able to control many things in your house simply by speaking. It sounds like something straight out of an Iron Man movie.

So what’s stopping Android from powering smart houses? The problem is that no company has put their weight behind a smart house. And we can see why. Building a smart house would not only be incredibly expensive, but it would also be excruciatingly complex. The logistics of a smart house, especially one that is primarily controlled by voice, are daunting even for the most enthusiastic of engineers.

But if a company turned its efforts towards making a smart house powered by Android, it could work. And if it did work, then we could see a new wave of smart houses in the future. Something that we know many people have long dreamed of.