60GHz radar finally solved the problem that’s been killing smart home lighting for years
If you use motion sensors for the lights in your home, you've probably experienced being plunged into total darkness because your motion sensor assumes the room is empty when you're sitting still or resting. Traditional passive infrared sensors aren't presence sensors; they are motion detectors, meaning they look for shifting infrared heat signatures. If you aren't actively moving, you become invisible.
If you use motion sensors for the lights in your home, you’ve probably experienced being plunged into total darkness because your motion sensor a**umes the room is empty when you’re sitting still or resting. Traditional passive infrared sensors aren’t presence sensors; they are motion detectors, meaning they look for shifting infrared heat signatures. If you aren’t actively moving, you become invisible.
Emily Brown
Houston
Houston
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