A measure of data transfer efficiency, particularly relevant for mobile devices used by guests or hosts to manage their bookings or smart home features.
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Glossary Term: Smart Home
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The use of technology to automate and control home systems like lighting, temperature, and appliances, enhancing guest convenience and energy efficiency.
A type of artificial intelligence chip that can be used in smart home devices to improve efficiency and provide a more personalized guest experience.
The use of smart home technology in short-term rental properties to enhance guest experience, improve security, and automate tasks such as temperature control, lighting, and access control.
Assistive technologies implemented in short-term rentals to improve accessibility for guests with disabilities, such as voice-controlled devices or smart home features.
Integrating smart home technology into short-term rental properties, allowing for remote control of features like lighting, temperature, and security.
An electronic door lock that can be controlled remotely, allowing hosts to provide keyless entry for guests and enhance property security.
The integration of technology and automation within a short-term rental to control and manage various aspects of the property, such as lighting, temperature, and security.
The ability for guests to connect their personal devices, such as smartphones and tablets, to the short-term rental’s Wi-Fi network and entertainment systems.
The use of technology to automate and control various aspects of a short-term rental property, such as lighting, temperature, security, and entertainment, often remotely accessible by both hosts and guests.
The integration of internet-connected devices and appliances within a short-term rental property. This can include smart locks for keyless entry, smart thermostats for energy efficiency, smart lighting for ambiance control, and voice assistants for guest convenience.
Smart lighting systems in short-term rentals that adjust color temperature and intensity throughout the day to mimic natural light patterns, promoting better sleep for guests.