The Home Intelligence Platform (HIP) integrates easily with third-party data acquisition and control products, according to the company.
An important selling-point of the system is its affordability, according to the company -- about $10,000 on average. In contrast, today's sophisticated whole home automation systems generally cost upwards of $100,000 for a 2500+ square foot home, including parts and installation, Lagotek says.
Learn more about the capabilities and specs of the Lagotek Home Intelligence Platform, and why the company chose Windows CE 5.0 for its embedded operating system, from this WindowsForDevices device profile:
Device Profile: Lagotek wireless home automation system
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