Smart Living

Discover 8 award-winning designs tagged Smart Living on Amazing Designs.

Designer: Hdl Automation Co., Ltd. Project Type: Control Terminal Classification: Smart Living

Inkslab

Inkslab is a smart control panel series for home automation. Each panel measures 86 mm by 86 mm by 10 mm and combines a knob and buttons for precise control. The layout draws on the perforated window forms of Suzhou gardens, using fine lines to define separate function areas. Skin friendly paint and an anodizing process create a fine texture and improve wear and corrosion resistance. LED backlighting adjusts to ambient light, and a proximity sensor turns the backlight on or off to save energy. Several colors and materials are offered.

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Designer: Hdl Automation Co., Ltd. Project Type: Control Terminal Classification: Smart Living

Source 10

Source 10 is a smart home control terminal that manages, monitors and operates connected home devices from one platform. Four interaction modes are supported: a physical metal knob, voice commands, touch and a mobile application. The knob carries an embossed diamond pattern, and an indicator light uses different colors to give feedback. AI and IoT technology allow the terminal to learn user habits and adjust other devices automatically. The ultrathin 10 mm metal body is made using CNC machining, stamping and anodizing. Scattered wall controls are replaced by one unified device.

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Designer: Hdl Automation Co., Ltd. Project Type: Modular Switch Panel Classification: Smart Living

Xelent

Xelent is a modular switch panel for smart homes. The panel combines a 2.8 mm ultra thin frame with a patented magnetic snap fit system, so the surface sits flush with the wall within plus or minus 0.2 mm. A modular 31.7 mm grid supports 4, 6 or 8 key layouts for different rooms. A time of flight sensor detects users from 10 to 100 cm and supports proactive control instead of passive response. A temperature algorithm forecasts changes and pre-adjusts heating and cooling. The eye care lighting system raises brightness gradually over three seconds.

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Designer: Wenkai Li Project Type: House Control System Classification: Smart Living

Max Series

Max Series is a home control system designed for use across an entire house. The series includes central control screens in 10 inch, 5 inch, 4 inch and 3.5 inch sizes, together with a movable wireless knob control. Different sizes suit different rooms and functions. The panels can work with or replace regular switch panels. Touch control, physical buttons, voice and a mobile application allow scenes to be preset and connected devices to be managed. A local network connection keeps control available offline. A physical privacy paddle on the host protects home privacy.

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Designer: Xiaomeng Tang and Xueyun Tang Project Type: Interaction System Classification: Smart Living

Vega Connect

Vega Connect is a robot control interface designed for home users. The system combines a mobile application and a web portal. The mobile application lets people request household tasks with everyday language, and each request is translated into precise robotic actions with progress shown in real time. A three-dimensional digital twin displays the robot and its surroundings for remote monitoring. The web portal allows custom routines to be created for each home. The aim is to make advanced robots usable without technical training.

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Designer: Xiamen Intreplus Technology Co.,Ltd. Project Type: Series Panel Classification: Smart Living

Beethoven

Beethoven is a series of wall mounted smart home control panels. The layout draws on the musical staff, with physical buttons arranged like notes and joined by flowing lines. A circular touch screen and a knob allow precise adjustment, while the buttons give direct access to functions. Proximity sensing makes each panel glow softly on approach and dim on departure, avoiding nighttime glare. Ambient lighting offers three dynamic effects and eight colors. Finishes include painted polycarbonate, antiqued red copper and deep iron black.

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Designer: Wenkai Li Project Type: Hotel Smart Control Panel Classification: Smart Living

L

L is a smart control panel designed for hotel rooms. The panel replaces traditional wall switches and connects to the smart devices in the room. An automatic mode button adjusts lights, curtains, air conditioning and speakers according to the time and conditions at check-in. An eight-inch high-definition touch display and two speaker modules are included. The frame is made of polycarbonate with glass fiber, and the sound grille is anodized aluminum alloy. Different wireless protocols are linked, so devices from various brands can be controlled from one place.

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Designer: Jiahao Liu Project Type: Disinfection Cabinet Classification: Smart Living

Touchless Express

Touchless Express is a modular disinfection cabinet designed for parcel pickup stations. The cabinet holds incoming parcels and disinfects them automatically with an ultraviolet lamp. Users scan a code in a mobile application, and the cabinet door opens and closes without physical contact. The structure is made of steel plates that are cut and punched, then treated with phosphating and high-temperature electrophoretic spraying to resist rust and natural erosion. The modular form can be adapted to the size of different express stations and is easy to assemble.

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