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Be blown away by the endless possibilities of customisable home automation with AutoLifeTech Singapore
Book A Free DemoBe blown away by the endless possibilities of customisable home automation with AutoLifeTech Singapore
Book A Free DemoWe aim to assist your home issues such as parenting, safety, dementia, dieting or addictions.
We do not limit your selection for smart devices with our intelligent integration system.
No issue is too big or too small, we offer customization to suit your specific needs
Sometimes life gets hectic – but having all your devices are connected in one dashboard helps eliminate some of those little stressors.
Unlock your smart devices true power with our easy to use software. Our team of Software Engineers and designers improve your home performance and life.
Voted #1 Most Beautiful Dashboard in the Smart Home Market
An automated smart home makes your life more comfortable knowing that you have complete control at your fingertips with just a soft touch.
With our user-friendly interface and ease of use, even the elderly do not have to struggle.
Instead of you giving commands to voice assistant, your smart home talks to you to recommend or warn you of events.
Be alerted for break in, fire and smoke, or when your children leave the house past bed time.
Your smart home devices, CCTV cameras, rooms and more can be remotely controlled via your smart home mobile app even when you are hundreds of miles away.
Gain full control even when you are away.
Bring your home to life with smart floor plan displays, remote access and many more. Our dashboard provides more visual control rather than mundane words. This way, you will know exactly where your adjustments are made.
Azhar has received a warning about getting retrenched because he cannot produce work at home. He constantly feels distracted and tired. During the discovery inspection, he realised his light flickers badly, and outdoor sounds cause reverberation in the enclosed room. Azhar mentions when he works, he feels like resting. When he rests, he thinks about completing work.
The lights were replaced with smart anti-flickering lights. Doors and windows were enclosed with sound dampening materials. Lastly, a smart automation timer was installed for him to do focused work using Pomodoro technique with break times allocated.
Azhar can manage his work and rest timing. He feels less distracted and tired which increased his productivity. He is proud of his improvements.
Jason is in primary school. After school, he always sits in the living room and plays TV games (his favourite Plants vs Zombies). Recently he got into an argument with his mum for lying about his game addiction. His mum wants Jason to first shower, complete an hour of homework, then be allowed game time.
A water sensor was installed in the shower. A customised focus study mode was programmed for Jason. It optimises his light, aircon, music with an inbuilt timer. Only after showering and 1 hour of sitting at the study chair (tracked by presence sensor), Jason can activate his game with the automated tablet.
Jason came home and showered immediately instead of delaying for hours. He was able to study for 1 hour consistently.
Grandma forgot her handphone. She went out in the middle of the night and got lost as she cannot remember her address. The family was worried, stayed up all night searching for her, and reported to the police.
A smart door lock was installed at her home. It can track whenever grandma entered or exited the house. If grandma opens her gate without a handphone, a voice reminder will play by the speaker “Take your phone, it is still charging”.
Grandma always forgets to bring her handphone, these reminders saved Grandma from the distress of getting lost.
Here at Autolifetech, we provide a remarkable level of comfort and convenience in Singapore homes. Having serviced over 2,500+ homes and offices, we are here to answer any questions you might have about living in a Smart Home.
Each individual has their unique home preferences, be it for
1. Your child’s home-based learning
2. Elderly folks who require special attention
3. Personal entertainment after a long day’s work
Experience an integrated smart home suited for your lifestyle.
With the rising cost of utility bills, you can find out which areas of your home require heavy usage. Make more efficient decisions when you understand your home better. Fret not, as all personal data collected will be yours.
Constance is in her 50s. Every night she constantly wakes up feeling thirsty and unbearably warm. She would switch on her bright light, aircon, and drink a big cup of water. Her large water intake causes multiple visits to the toilet. She feels terrible when she wakes up.
To track her sleep cycles, a sleep tracker was installed with sensors that measure temperature, toilet time, and duration. Whenever she experiences a hot flush episode, she can press a button that automatically closes her windows and doors with aircon switched on a timer for her duration of her hot flush. A dim night light will be turned on, bright enough to drink water and visit the toilet.
She can fall back asleep faster and feels more refreshed during the day. Her husband is also less disrupted by the bright lights.
Susu the helper is not monitored during the day when the owner is out. The owner complains that Susu does not clean the rooms, and opens door cabinets drawers that are not allowed to be touched. The owner requested no usage of CCTV but still wants to track activity in the house.
Multiple sensors were installed around the house. Light switch activity was monitored as an estimation of if someone was in the room. The power consumption of cleaning devices was tracked. For example, if a vacuum cleaner was used, the owner will know the time spent cleaning in which room by its socket plugs.
With the knowledge of being monitored, Susu’s performance improved.
Martin has been visiting doctors and taking medication for a year because of his runny nose. His nose always feels itchy which has affected his concentration.
3 Hypotheses were made: Cat in the house, food sensitivity or fumes from the coffee shop under the block. Air quality sensors were installed in each of his rooms. A smart log was implemented for Martin to track his runny nose.
Martin’s runny nose coincided with bad air quality (PM10 and VOC) usually before his meal times. Martin concluded that it was the fumes from the coffee shop. He shifted his room and bought better air purifiers. He was thankful to still be able to enjoy good food and his pet cat.
Fiona always blamed herself for having poor self-control of her food addiction and laziness to exercise. She wanted to lose weight badly. During the discovery session, we noticed pastries and sweet drinks on the living room table. When asked, Fiona mentioned it always reminded her of her lack of discipline.
An automation dashboard will show her weight loss journey in a graph. She started replacing her cookies and sweet drinks with plain water and a yoga mat. She schedules 2 workout routines daily, each session lasting for 10mins. At the appointed time, her workout music will play with her lights and curtains opening automatically. Her friend subsequently agreed to the same routine, joining in by video chat.
Fiona felt proud of herself that she had healthier habits. Instead of blaming herself, she recognised that environment and having habits were huge factors that helped her weight loss journey.
John rented out rooms with electrical bills included for extra income. He discovered his electrical bills almost increased by 50%.
Smart sockets and presence detectors were installed to monitor activity and electrical consumption.
John discovered high consumption in 1 room. Upon investigation, bitcoin mining machines were running 24/7. John managed to renegotiate with his tenant and increase the rental price.