Sensors connected to the internet that detect occupancy in a rental property, often used for automating energy savings or security systems.
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Glossary Term: IoT
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Using data from IoT devices, such as security cameras or access control systems, to enhance guest vetting processes and mitigate potential risks.
The use of internet-connected devices to monitor noise levels within a short-term rental, helping hosts enforce house rules and prevent disturbances.
Utilizing real-time data from IoT devices, such as occupancy sensors or weather stations, to adjust rental prices dynamically based on demand and market conditions.
A system using internet-connected devices to manage access to a property, such as smart locks or keyless entry systems, often integrated with booking platforms.
Providing personalized recommendations to guests for local attractions, restaurants, or activities based on data collected from IoT devices and guest preferences.
Utilizing internet-connected devices like smart thermostats and lighting controls to optimize energy consumption in rental properties, reducing costs and environmental impact.
The use of internet-connected sensors to detect leaks in plumbing or appliances, enabling quick response and minimizing potential water damage.
Internet-connected security systems that provide remote monitoring and control of security features like cameras, alarms, and motion detectors in rental properties.
The use of internet-connected devices and platforms to facilitate communication with guests, such as smart speakers for providing information or messaging systems integrated with booking platforms.
The collection and analysis of data generated by IoT devices in rental properties to gain insights into guest behavior, property performance, and operational efficiency.
The use of internet-connected devices in cleaning processes, such as robotic vacuums or smart laundry systems, to improve efficiency and maintain cleanliness standards.