Netatmo has introduced Healthy Home Coach, a smart indoor climate monitor that helps users create a healthier home environment. Healthy Home Coach is HomeKit-enabled.
Healthy Home Coach tracks and records all the indoor environmental elements. The device collects personalized data from the user's environment and provides actionable customized insights based on the season, the time of the day, the measurements or the users’ profiles. The user knows exactly when to adjust the humidifier, and can make sure each room is heated or cooled properly, or that the sound in a child’s bedroom isn’t too loud for healthy sleep. Healthy Home Coach knows exactly what needs to be altered to create a healthier environment for every member of the family, from an infant to an asthmatic child.
A personal coach at home
Thanks to the App, any user can access the home’s indoor climate conditions from any location. With several Healthy Home Coach devices in the house, users can monitor the environment of all rooms on a single App.
If one of the indoor environmental elements reaches an excessive level, the user is directly alerted through notifications to a mobile device, prompting her to take appropriate actions to improve indoor wellness.
With just one tap on the top, Healthy Home Coach lights up to give immediate updates on the health of the room. Checking the App, the user can view the data history of each element measured by Healthy Home Coach.
● Air quality: A poorly ventilated room can lead to increased indoor air pollution. It also greatly reduces the ability to concentrate, which is key for students. Healthy Home Coach sends notifications to make sure the room is adequately ventilated.
● Humidity: Dry air can cause itchy skin. Humid air can foster the growth of mold. And maintaining proper humidity levels can play a key role in managing asthma and allergies. Healthy Home Coach helps determine the balance that works best for each room in a home.
● Temperature: Babies and toddlers struggle to balance their body temperature properly. A room that feels just right to adults might be too warm for young children. They might wake up from naptime perspiring and uncomfortable when parents thought the room temperature was just right. Healthy Home Coach gives users the precise temperature children need for a soothing sleep.
● Noise: When a baby’s sleep is disrupted it might be caused by a noisy environment that adults aren’t even aware of. With Healthy Home Coach, parents can check and compare family sleeping time data history to understand how to manage sound pollution.
Thanks to compatibility with Apple HomeKit, the user can also ask Siri how healthy their home is. The user can also customize scenarios to connect a Healthy Home Coach with other smart devices according to different combinations. For example, windows open when the indoor air pollution is too high, or turning off the heat when the temperature becomes too warm.
Price and availability
Healthy Home Coach is available now and retails for $99.99 on www.netatmo.com and Amazon, and will be available for purchase at Walmart, Best Buy, and Babiesrus.com by the end of October.
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Healthy Home Coach tracks and records all the indoor environmental elements. The device collects personalized data from the user's environment and provides actionable customized insights based on the season, the time of the day, the measurements or the users’ profiles. The user knows exactly when to adjust the humidifier, and can make sure each room is heated or cooled properly, or that the sound in a child’s bedroom isn’t too loud for healthy sleep. Healthy Home Coach knows exactly what needs to be altered to create a healthier environment for every member of the family, from an infant to an asthmatic child.
A personal coach at home
Thanks to the App, any user can access the home’s indoor climate conditions from any location. With several Healthy Home Coach devices in the house, users can monitor the environment of all rooms on a single App.
If one of the indoor environmental elements reaches an excessive level, the user is directly alerted through notifications to a mobile device, prompting her to take appropriate actions to improve indoor wellness.
With just one tap on the top, Healthy Home Coach lights up to give immediate updates on the health of the room. Checking the App, the user can view the data history of each element measured by Healthy Home Coach.
● Air quality: A poorly ventilated room can lead to increased indoor air pollution. It also greatly reduces the ability to concentrate, which is key for students. Healthy Home Coach sends notifications to make sure the room is adequately ventilated.
● Humidity: Dry air can cause itchy skin. Humid air can foster the growth of mold. And maintaining proper humidity levels can play a key role in managing asthma and allergies. Healthy Home Coach helps determine the balance that works best for each room in a home.
● Temperature: Babies and toddlers struggle to balance their body temperature properly. A room that feels just right to adults might be too warm for young children. They might wake up from naptime perspiring and uncomfortable when parents thought the room temperature was just right. Healthy Home Coach gives users the precise temperature children need for a soothing sleep.
● Noise: When a baby’s sleep is disrupted it might be caused by a noisy environment that adults aren’t even aware of. With Healthy Home Coach, parents can check and compare family sleeping time data history to understand how to manage sound pollution.
Thanks to compatibility with Apple HomeKit, the user can also ask Siri how healthy their home is. The user can also customize scenarios to connect a Healthy Home Coach with other smart devices according to different combinations. For example, windows open when the indoor air pollution is too high, or turning off the heat when the temperature becomes too warm.
Price and availability
Healthy Home Coach is available now and retails for $99.99 on www.netatmo.com and Amazon, and will be available for purchase at Walmart, Best Buy, and Babiesrus.com by the end of October.
Read More