Shannon Marsh explores ethical technology design in smart homes, focusing on value-sensitive approaches that respect privacy, accessibility, and the diverse needs of end users.

A formal apprenticeship pathway for smart home integration is finally emerging in Australia. But it will only work if the industry steps up to support it.

The October 2024 overhaul of the NDIS is shifting how technology is evaluated, approved and funded. Integrators who understand the changes and adapt accordingly can become essential partners in the delivery of better disability outcomes.

Air quality integration is emerging as a key opportunity for smart home professionals, combining wellness, automation, and environmental awareness into smarter, healthier living spaces.

As one of Australia’s original smart home integrators, Stuart Robertson has spent decades refining the craft and raising the bar for professionalism.

As Australia moves to modernise its privacy legislation, integrators working in the smart home space must prepare for sweeping changes to how personal data is collected, stored, and shared.

As regional migration reshapes Australia’s population, demand for resilient, practical smart home systems is growing, especially for security, energy, and connectivity in rural properties.

New regulations governing smart devices mean Australian integrators must now play an active role in cybersecurity compliance, documentation, and client data protection.