The Smart Remote by Sevenhugs controls any smart device, from smart lights, to Nest thermostats to your smart TV, simply by pointing at it. Compact. Attractive design. Fast and precise. Haptic ...

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Remember the days before smartphones, when television remotes were bulky devices that burned through batteries with a vengeance? Universal remotes were a lifesaver — though huge, they worked with ...

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Point and control. That’s the basis of the SevenHugs Smart Remote. Instead of selecting, say, a connected light bulb on a menu in the remote, a user simply points the remote at the light to control it ...

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The Neeo smart home system and remote has just closed its insanely successful Kickstarter campaign, which ended on 12 February. Over 6,000 backers have pledged a total of more than $1.5m to Neeo Inc ...

Remote controllers have been around for more than two decades and not a lot has changed actually. The functionality pretty much remains the same and the form factor has been eerily similar as well.

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Does your home have that one room that always feels cold in the winter? Or too hot in the summer? It’s a common problem, especially if your house runs on one thermostat. If, say, your thermostat is in ...