Podcasts about home technology

The mid-century was THE era of techno optimism and high-end homes were full of gizmos and gadgets. Sound familiar? We are living through another era of intense smart home technology.  So, which updates are worth the investment, and which might age out faster than avocado-green appliances?Get the full show notes with all the trimmings at https://www.midmod-midwest.com/1909

Send us a text. We love to hear from our fans.SummaryIn this conversation, Daniel Fuchs shares his insights on multi-generational living, drawing from his personal experiences as a caregiver for his father with Alzheimer's. He discusses the increasing trend of families living together, especially post-COVID, and the emotional and financial benefits that come with it. Daniel emphasizes the importance of designing homes for multi-generational living, including the need for separation and privacy, and explores the concept of aging in place. He also highlights the role of technology in enhancing communication and safety within these households. Finally, he introduces his book, 'The Ultimate Guide to Multi-Generational Living,' which offers practical advice and insights for families considering this lifestyle.TakeawaysOne in four families in the US lives in a multi-generational arrangement.The COVID-19 pandemic has increased interest in multi-generational living.Personal experiences can shape one's approach to caregiving and home design.Aging in place is a priority for many seniors.Separation and privacy are crucial in multi-generational households.ADUs provide a practical solution for multi-generational living.Emotional benefits include stronger family bonds and shared experiences.Home technology can enhance safety and communication.Effective communication is key to managing family dynamics.Daniel's book offers resources and insights for families considering multi-generational living.Sound Bites"One in four families lives in a multi-generational arrangement.""I had to relocate my entire family.""I became a first-hand caregiver."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Multi-Generational Living10:04 The Importance of Aging in Place11:36 Designing for Multi-Generational Living14:40 Understanding Aging in Place19:37 Emotional Benefits of Multi-Generational Living24:22 Design Features for Privacy and Separation28:06 The Rise of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)33:22 Home Technology in Multi-Generational Households39:19 The Ultimate Guide to Multi-Generational LivingSupport the showwebsite: https://homedesignsforlife.com/Email: homedesignsforlife@gmail.com

El Kaiser and J.D. discuss the Humane AI pin's public release and its flameout with critics and consumers. But there's no slowing the wave of AI-enhanced products hurtling into the world, so this week's episode ponders just a few of them — and the impact on life as we know it at the moment. All this and more on PTJ 375!

Home Technology: Well Aging for Seniors. People want to age well at home. Home is where memories have been made over a lifetime. Technology has the potential to make aging in place safer while maintaining our independence. Smart home tech can become an indispensable companion in the journey towards a healthier, worry-free, and more vibrant senior life. Daily we hear of products designed to enhance the lid of a senior, enabling them to age in place with independence and security. Spotlighted are an array of tech tailored for aging in place. From the practicality of activity trackers to the reassurance of smart door locks and motion-activated lights and appliances, each innovation is strategically crafted to address the unique needs of seniors. The discussion extends to essential safety features, including fall detection systems that offer an additional layer of protection for our beloved older community members. There are an impressive array of options, ranging from automatic toilet flushers to smart shower controls and beyond. Smart stoves equipped with automatic shutoff systems, ingenious microwaves capable of identifying foods via barcode, and smart water meters designed to detect leaks showcase the possibilities for creating a secure and efficient aging-in-place environment. Our guest guides us through the realm of connectivity with automatic door openers, video doorbells, and smart walkers/wheelchairs that seamlessly link with caregivers. The episode concludes with a fascinating exploration of cutting-edge bathroom technologies, featuring toilets that analyze health data from waste and smart mirrors that capture daily photos to detect subtle yet crucial changes in well-being. All of these amazing tech finds are brought to you by a previous guest, Ryan Herd. Ryan is the creator of the Caregiver Smart Solution. Check that out here. You can hear Ryans story and why he created the Smart Solution here. (0:1:29) - Caregiver Smart Solutions Overview(0:2:6) - Tiny Non-Invasive Sensors for Monitoring(0:5:7) - Technology as a Tool and Information Source  (0:5:52) - Determining What's Most Important for Caregiving(0:6:18) - Technology Preferences Vary by Age Group(0:16:4) - Technology for Retaining Independence & Dignity(0:25:4) - The Bathroom: The Next Frontier for Technology  (0:47:28) - Towsie Pillow for Comfort and Support ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Related episodes: Can Technology & Innovation Change Aging at Home? Technology For Better Caregiving ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Sign Up for more Advice & Wisdom - email newsletter. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please help us keep our show going by supporting our sponsors. Thank you. Stop 100% of Unwanted Calls with imp. Did you know people with Alzheimer's can receive nearly 200 spam calls a week? You can put a stop to those now. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Make Your Brain Span Match Your LifeSpan Relevate from NeuroReserve With Relevate nutritional supplement, you get science-backed nutrition to help protect your brain power today and for years to come. You deserve a brain span that lasts as long as your lifespan. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Join Fading Memories On Social Media! If you've enjoyed this episode, please share this podcast with other caregivers! You'll find us on social media at the following links. Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Facebook Contact Jen at hello@fadingmemoriespodcast.com Visit us at www.fadingmemoriespodcast.com

On this episode of Pop Tech Jam, El Kaiser shares his love for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. J.D. keeps the Trek vibe going with a short news roundup that includes a report on Humane's new $700 wearable AI pin that brings to mind a Next Generation communicator badge — with a whole lot of AI under the hood. Beam up for PTJ 374!

On this week's extra-chatty episode of Pop Tech Jam, El Kaiser and J.D. discuss the New York Police Department's new security robot on patrol in Times Square, as well as new artificial voice technology, iOS 17, sassy chatbots, the end of the Netflix DVDs and much more. Order yourself up a pizza and have a listen to PTJ 373!

El Kaiser and J.D. discuss life after the Bird-Themed Microblogging-Service-Turned-24th-Letter-Of-The-Alphabet platform, as well as reviews of the new biography of said platform's owner. Also in the news: A big cyberattack in Las Vegas, cable spats and a possible preview of interoperability in messaging platforms. All this and more as we prepare for Audio Interface October here on PTJ 372!

Lance Anderson, CEO and founder of Admit One Home Systems, joins Mark to share his journey from IT to founding his own company. He discusses how he found his niche in custom home technologies, and how essential it ito empower himself and his team to work confidently and independently. With a focus on the luxury residential market, Lance and his team are hands on with essentially all aspects of technology in a home, including audio/video media rooms, security systems, lighting and more. They install seamless, easy to use technology for the homeowner to have full control of their needs and make their home fully customizable. Listen in to hear more of Lance's journey and how Admit One continues to benefit homeowners.

As August winds down and product announcements are scarce, El Kaiser dives into Season 1 of Only Murders in the Building for a properly depicted New York City apartment-living experience. In the meantime, J.D. reads up on the latest in drones 'n' cloud headlines, as well as news of the continuing nostalgia for the Atari 2600. All this and more on PTJ 371!

In a world of evolving priorities and rapidly changing investment landscapes, three letters have ignited discussions that resonate far beyond the financial realm: ESG. Environmental, Social, and Governance is a trifecta of influence shaping how businesses get scrutinized, evaluated, and ultimately endorsed.  ESG has grown into a juggernaut of consideration, designed ostensibly to gauge a company's commitment to the planet, its people, and its principles. However, as the spotlight has intensified, so have the debates surrounding its genuine impact.  I'm Marla, the Green Home Coach, here to guide you in navigating the labyrinth of ESG with fresh insight and an open mind! I am delighted to have Tony Pratte of the Sound Room, join me to share his viewpoint as we discuss ESG and unravel its meaning. The Meaning and Impact of ESG  ESG is not just a buzzword but a framework that evaluates how a company performs in areas beyond financial metrics. ESG is a lens through which companies get scrutinized for their environmental practices, social responsibility, and corporate governance. It is significant for investors seeking to align their portfolios with ethical and sustainable values. However, much complexity and subjectivity are still involved in measuring those factors accurately. Navigating the Challenges  The challenges inherent in implementing ESG criteria include the potential pitfall of greenwashing, where companies manipulate or exaggerate their ESG efforts to appear more environmentally and socially conscious than they are. The lack of standardized reporting and varying interpretations of ESG metrics can make it difficult for investors to make informed decisions. Furthermore, the skepticism that ESG can evoke makes one wonder whether some corporations genuinely embrace these principles or are merely jumping on the bandwagon. Balancing Profit and Purpose  Balancing profit with purpose is a central theme when addressing the tension between financial success and ESG commitments because companies can indeed be both financially successful and socially responsible, and companies with strong ESG practices often have a competitive edge, attracting consumers, investors, and even talented employees who align with their values.  A Paradigm Shift in Business ESG considerations drive companies to adopt sustainable practices, create social impact, and enhance governance structures. There are many real-world examples of companies embracing ESG principles and reaping benefits like reputation, customer loyalty, and innovation. ESG has catalyzed a shift towards purpose-driven business models, redefining success beyond monetary gains. ESG on a Personal Level Individuals can contribute to the ESG movement in their personal lives with conscious consumption, ethical investment choices, and supporting companies aligned with their values. Education and awareness are essential to inform consumers because informed consumers can drive demand for responsible products and services. We need to understand that ESG is not solely a corporate endeavor. It is a collective effort that begins with small, intentional actions. A Call to Embrace the Potential of ESG The potential of ESG is crucial for positive change. Despite its complexities and controversies, ESG allows for a more sustainable and equitable future. So it is essential to engage with ESG discussions, ask critical questions, and support companies genuinely committed to making a difference.  Diverse Board Composition and Qualifications When examining the composition of a company board concerning ESG, some instances prompt the consideration of whether the lack of banking expertise could impact board decisions. That raises questions about the percentage of board members with banking experience and the potential implications for decision-making. Risk Management and Consequences Tony points out a scenario where poor risk management led to the approval of loans that could not get repaid, exposing an oversight in the ESG efforts of the company. That highlights the importance of evaluating the actual practices and consequences linked to ESG strategies because potential unintended outcomes can arise, even with well-intentioned ESG initiatives. Direct and Indirect Links in ESG Impact Various indirect links and unintended consequences could emerge when exploring the nuanced connections between ESG and outcomes. Those unintended consequences can arise when companies prioritize meeting ESG criteria over qualifications or expertise. That underscores the complexity of measuring the impact of ESG and how different motivations behind ESG integration can lead to contrasting outcomes. ESG and Energy Policy Considerations ESG discussions often intersect with debates about fossil fuels and renewable energy. That is why we need comprehensive energy policies to consider environmental and economic factors. ESG and Green Building Integration Certified green buildings align with ESG goals and contribute to sustainability and societal well-being. Green buildings lower risk, offer quality assurance and positively impact energy consumption and occupant comfort.  Balancing Perspectives and Encouraging Dialogue Individuals need to have a balanced perspective and open dialogues in the ESG discourse. Tony and I are willing to engage in productive conversations despite our differing viewpoints, and we encourage listeners to seek understanding, ask questions, and communicate the benefits of ESG efforts to foster positive change.  Have a great green day! Links and resources:  What AI and IoT can do for smart homes  Why Are AI-Enabled Smart Home Products the Next Big Thing?  The Sound Room (where Tony works)  Smart Home, Connected Home with Tony Pratte  Gift of a No-Touch Home with Tony Pratte  No Touch Home Control with Tony Pratte  The Future of Green Design and Home Technology   

Which is better — paying big bucks for the in-theater movie experience, or waiting a couple months and watching the flick at home? Are streaming services jacking their monthly prices too high for the average consumer? What's with all this renewed global interest in the Moon and what's going on with our Mars missions? And: are we ready to see holiday merch for sale while we're in Back to School shopping mode? El Kaiser and J.D. discuss all of these pressing topics — and more — on Episode 370 of Pop Tech Jam!

On this episode of Pop Tech Jam, El Kaiser shares his love of My Hero Academia and open-backed headphones for audio-mixing. Meanwhile, J.D. goes to a movie theater for the first time since 2019 to observe the fuss over the Barbie movie — a film that seems to be outperforming both Tom Cruise and Harrison Ford this summer. All this and more on PTJ 369!

On this episode of Pop Tech Jam, El Kaiser and J. D. discuss the potential impact of the current writers' and actors' strikes on the entertainment industry, as well as the emergence of Threads as a challenge to Twitter in the micro-blogging Thunderdome. And, ever the sonic connoisseur, El Kaiser also explores the modern-era revival of an old 1970s audio format: Quadrophonic surround sound. All this and more on Episode 368!

The Work-from-Home Technology Boon and its Consequences (Andra Ghent) Andra Ghent is Professor of Finance at the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business. She is the author of The Work-from-Home Technology Boon and its Consequences, with Morris A. Davis and Jesse Gregory. Appendices: Andra Ghent: the miniseries Show Me a Hero and the book Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It by Nolan Gray. Also mentioned: Natalia Emanuel & Emma Harrington, Working Remotely? Selection, Treatment, and the Market for Remote Work and Emanuel, Harrington & Amanda Pallais, The Power of Proximity to Coworkers: Training for Tomorrow or Productivity Today? Greg Shill: The Puzzle and Persistence of Biglaw Clustering (summarized in this blog post) Jeff Lin: Growth in Cities, revisited Follow us on the web or on Twitter: @denselyspeaking, @jeffrlin, @greg_shill. On Threads: Jeff is @jeffrlin and Greg is @just_shilling. Producer: Courtney Campbell The views expressed on the show are those of the participants, and do not necessarily represent the views of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, the Federal Reserve System, or any of the other institutions with which the hosts or guests are affiliated.

Artificial intelligence has become the buzzword of the century, permeating news headlines, chat platforms, and even our everyday browsing experiences. Its presence in our lives is undeniable, revolutionizing the world of computing and enhancing human existence in ways we could have only dreamed of!  Amidst this AI revolution, another concept has been capturing our collective imagination for years- Smart Homes.  I'm Marla, the Green Home Coach! Today, I am excited to delve into the realm of smart and connected homes with a true expert in the field! I have Tony Pratt from the Sound Room joining me in the studio to explain how to tie smart home technology together with AI. Tony's insights will undoubtedly leave you captivated as we embark on an enlightening journey into the world of artificial intelligence and smart homes! Artificial intelligence and connected homes There are two parts to getting to grips with artificial intelligence and connected homes. The first is getting to understand all the different smart home devices. The second is learning how to tie them all together. (Companies like the Sound Room have the experience to know which features you can use to integrate and interact with your devices.) Still a work in progress Currently, the integration of artificial intelligence into smart home devices is still a work in progress. While AI has not fully permeated the realm of smart homes yet, it is undoubtedly the direction in which the technology is heading. Soon, AI algorithms will be capable of learning your preferences, such as the desired temperature for your thermostat, by analyzing data from various sources. This includes comparing it with external factors like outdoor temperature, humidity, and wind conditions. Through this correlation of information, AI will enable smart homes to provide a more personalized and optimized living experience. Privacy and Data Collection There are concerns surrounding data collection and privacy in smart home systems. Tony explains that while some systems collect data, it is kept within the house and not accessible externally. He points out the trade-off between inexpensive devices like Google and Alexa, which mine user data to offer cheaper products, versus systems that prioritize privacy and charge higher prices. Artificial Intelligence and Home Automation AI is transforming home automation by enabling more advanced data processing and analysis. AI allows systems to understand users' habits and preferences, leading to more personalized and efficient control of devices. Tony highlights the importance of planning and having multiple trigger points in an AI-powered smart home.  Challenges in Implementing Smart Home Systems There are several challenges in implementing smart home systems, particularly the shortage of computer chips and reduced quality control due to external factors like COVID-19. That has resulted in higher device failure rates, which can impact the user experience. Home Automation Start Points and Wifi Networks Tony suggests two starting points for home automation: environmental control (lights, locks, thermostats) and entertainment (audio-video systems). He explains that while entertainment systems are more appealing, environmental control is easier to implement initially. He stresses the significance of having a robust wifi network in smart homes, as that forms the backbone for connecting various devices and ensures smooth functioning, especially as AI becomes more integral to home automation. Lock and Leave By connecting additional devices to their smart home network, homeowners can ensure that all their devices interact seamlessly and respond to voice commands through platforms like Alexa or Google. That integration allows for convenient control over different aspects of the home, such as triggering routines like "good morning" or "good night," as well as indicating when the homeowner is leaving or arriving.  Future Trends in Smart Home Technology Future trends in smart home technology include low-voltage backlighting, integrated LED cans, and the need for compatibility between different smart devices.  The Internet of Things With the Internet of Things (IoT) and the connected city, everything relies on sensors. However, there is a significant challenge in the form of a shortage of computer chips, which are essential for these interconnected systems. The supply of computer chips has become extremely limited, and even the available ones suffer from a lack of quality control, particularly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Remote diagnostics Remote diagnostics for HVAC systems will enable technicians to diagnose and even fix issues remotely. That will reduce the need for physical visits, speed up repairs, and enhance the overall user experience. Exciting opportunities and challenges The ongoing technological advancements bring exciting opportunities while also posing challenges that must be addressed for a seamless and secure smart home experience. The Power of Monitoring Internet Performance  New systems allow users to log in and monitor their internet performance. That real-time insight into a service provider or equipment issues is a game-changer for both consumers and service providers. While cable companies have offered similar monitoring capabilities for some time, recent advancements offer greater convenience and efficiency. Technology as a Solution to Labor Shortages With the labor shortages in the trade industry, there is a need for both skilled workers and advanced technology to meet the growing demands of the modern world. Tony points out that technology can be a powerful tool to augment that workforce.  Remote Troubleshooting with AI and Smart Home Technology  Tony had an experience where he used remote access and AI to troubleshoot a client's wifi system. He points out that technology can save us a lot of time and resources by diagnosing issues remotely and allowing technicians to be more efficient and effective. AI and Smart Home Technology Optimization Tony explains that to achieve true optimization, all devices must be interconnected and capable of learning from user habits. While that vision is still a work in progress, it promises greater automation and convenience in our daily lives. Smart Appliances Require a Robust WiFi Network A robust wifi network is crucial for the functionality of smart homes, especially as they advance to the AI level. In the future, smart homes will not only consist of individual devices like door locks, garage door openers, and light switches but will also include essential appliances like refrigerators and other power-dependent equipment. As the scope of smart home technology expands, the reliance on a strong and stable wifi network becomes even more critical to ensure seamless connectivity and communication between various smart devices and appliances. The Role of AI in Automation and Beyond  The role of AI is increasing in various fields, such as writing emails and creating content. We can anticipate continued growth and the integration of AI into our daily lives. The Future of AI and Smart Home Integration  When considering the future of AI and smart home integration, Tony suggests seeking advice from system integrators or automation specialists to navigate this evolving landscape. The Exciting Potential of AI and Smart Home Technology  Tony and I are excited about the potential of AI and smart home technology to improve our lives. We plan to explore this topic further in upcoming episodes and encourage listeners to stay updated on the latest developments in this exciting field! Have a great green day! Links and resources: Green Home Coach Workshop - How to Sell the Value of Green Homes and Features  What AI And IoT Can Do For Smart Homes Why Are AI-Enabled Smart Home Products the Next Big Thing? The Sound Room - where Tony works Smart Home, Connected Home with Tony Pratte  Gift of a No-Touch Home with Tony Pratte No Touch Home Control with Tony Pratte  The Future of Green Design and Home Technology  

On this week's episode, El Kaiser and J.D. ruminate on flimsy smartphones and even flimsier superhero movies. And El Kaiser offers advice to a PTJ listener about finding an affordable microphone for podcasting at home.

After a year trapped in The Joker's lair, El Kaiser and J.D. staged a daring escape through Gotham's subway tunnels ...oh, never mind.After a year of life events and work schedules GETTING IN THE WAY OF THINGS, El Kaiser and J.D. are back with some thoughts on recent developments in the technology and pop-culture worlds.

John and Anthony from Five Smooth Stones Smart Home Solutions join Matt and Ian to discuss the latest in home technology. We sat down with these technology experts at their new showroom to learn how using home technology in your Custom Home or Remodel will make your home safe, smart, and fun. These guys have formed deep relationships with many of the top custom home builders and remodelers in the market. Tune in to learn more about their services and how they support the custom home building and remodeling world of residential construction.

In this episode, Curtis Lawson and Randall Duncan (President of Data Smart and Duncan Security) discuss the evolution of home technology in the last 20 years, with buyers now expecting more connectivity and smart home features. Randall shares his 23 years of experience in the Houston market and talks about the importance of integrators being called in early in the design process, the cost drivers in home automation, surge protection and much more! With advancements in product and technology over the last few decades, it is now more accessible and affordable for people of all budgets. Learn how to make sure your project succeeds by tuning in! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curtis-lawson0/message

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If you've ever felt bamboozled by the sheer range of biscuits at your local supermarket or in a quandary over which pair of headphones to buy from the plethora on offer, then you're not alone. Studies suggest that consumers can struggle to make decisions when there is too much choice. So how much choice should businesses offer their customers? And how can retailers help us navigate the dizzying array of products out there? Evan Davis brings together a perfectly chosen group of experts to discuss. GUESTS Dr. Paul Marsden, Consumer Pscyhologist, Business School, London College of Fashion , University of Arts London Laurence Mitchell, Buying Director, Electricals and Home Technology, John Lewis Partnership Donna Smith, Managing Director, Thursday Cottage Ltd. and Paul Stainton, Retail Consultant, IPLC PRODUCTION TEAM Producer: Julie Ball Researcher: Marianna Brain Editor: China Collins Sound: Rod Farquhar and Neil Churchill Production Co-ordinators: Sophie Hill and Siobhan Reed

Last few years, tech companies have been building the online infrastructure: Like laying foundation of an house first. Cloud databases, APIs, CDPs (Customer Data Platforms) and AI. Everything is built to support data collection and flow. Data is gold in an increasingly online world. Next, working on the framing to house the data and then, electrical and plumbing to facilitate data flow for functionality across different systems and steps in customer journey. Then, work on facade and finishes with better UI and UX.For full show notes please visit https://anewgosell.com/show53

It is amazing how technology can make our lives easier and safer nowadays. Alexa, which is a technology created by amazon, has many features designed to help older adults simplify their lives, improve communication with family members, and even help them establish a medication routine. In my interview with Esther Kane, Co-founder of the website seniorsafetyadvice.com, you will learn about specific features that will help you or your loved one age in place. https://seniorsafetyadvice.com/Alexa DevicesAmazon Echo show 8Amazon Echo Show 10Amazon Echo Show 5Amazon Echo 10Amazon Echo Dot with Clock Smart Feature Support the showhttps://homedesignsforlife.com/info@agingmatters.health

Here are some of the topics Ron had the opportunity to discuss with Josh Christian;Why HTA certification mattersHow HTA has advanced since Josh's last appearance in this show 3 years ago.The importance of building and leveraging relationships with the different trades involved in the luxury residential construction marketTo get transcripts, resources of what was mentioned in the show, and more visit: onefirefly.com/au222SHOW NOTESJosh entered the home technology industry in 1995 when he began working at a locally owned audio/video retailer. Three years later, he moved to a custom technology integration company, where he helped the firm grow into one of the largest custom AV integration companies in the industry. In 2015, Josh joined a low-voltage technology consulting firm specializing in designing and engineering home technology systems, where he stayed until co-founding the Home Technology Association (HTA) in 2017.Ron Callis is the CEO of One Firefly, LLC, a digital marketing agency based out of South Florida and creator of Automation Unplugged. Founded in 2007, One Firefly has quickly become the leading marketing firm specializing in integrated technology and security. The One Firefly team works hard to create innovative solutions to help Integrators boost their online presence, such as the elite website solution Mercury Pro.About One FireflyOne Firefly, LLC is an award-winning marketing agency that caters to technology professionals in the custom integration, security and solar energy markets. One Firefly is headquartered in Davie, Florida with staff located throughout North America and has been operating since 2007.

Give yourself a break from those home tech headaches. Streamline and consolidate your devices and improve your connection speeds with Wifi Made EZ (914-414-6760). More details at https://wifimadeez.com/ (https://wifimadeez.com)

A recent poll asked people to name the top HIGH-TECH products and features they want in their home, even if they're not technologically possible yet... And let's just say, the future sounds amazing!

Mike and Patrick talk about the craft of low-voltage wiring, how to futureproof homes for technology upgrades, and why trade workers need to understand building science.

Whitney Ward is the co-owner of Peach Pro Consulting. She is an expert in everything related to television home technology and internet. Whitney educates us on what is new in the industry and how fiber is transforming home technology.  Support the show

As the demand for patient care at home increases, one component driving the move is technology.  In this Knowledge on the Go episode, Dr. Joe Cummings of Vizient and Andrew Rebhan of Sg2 outline what's connecting clinicians and their patients.  From smartphones to sensors to artificial intelligence, PI Program Director Courtney Furrow-White quizzes our experts on how technology is making a difference in patient care today—and will transform it in the very near future.   Guest speaker: Joe Cummings, PhD Technology Program Director Vizient   Andrew Rebhan Consulting Director Sg2 Intelligence   Moderator: Courtney Furrow-White Performance Improvement Program Director Vizient   Show Notes: [01:15] There is renewed interest in home care due to affordability and the rise of consumerism. [02:19] Hospital IT Infrastructure and patient home IT equipment are vital. [04:02] There is no singular approach when considering patient acuity. [05:20] Telehealth technology must be customizable and comparable to in-person visits. [07:29] Digital devices with always-on connectivity provide remote patient monitoring.  [09:00] Imaging technology can also be achieved in the home.  [10:25] With home data collection, AI can proceed with the patient.  [13:09] AI can carry the future of home care into a new world of service. [18:04] A health system should follow specific strategies to ensure success.   Subscribe Today! Apple Podcasts Amazon Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Android Stitcher RSS Feed

El Kaiser and J.D. find a few minutes to discuss Apple's various announcements from this month's World Wide Developers conference — along with a roundup of recent TV-viewing options. Boot up PTJ 365 right here!

June is here, and with it, the old-new adventures of a certain Jedi Master — and plenty of other fine programs to stream. El Kaiser and J.D. also mull recent tech news, and, for the audio-curious, El Kaiser discusses the digital audience interfaces he uses in his recording work. You can find it all here on PTJ 364!

On this episode, El Kaiser and J.D. catch up after an unintentional hiatus to discuss current events — including Elon Musk's fluctuating deal to buy Twitter, the rapid demise of CNN+ and Apple's decision to retire the iPod after 21 years. Spin up PTJ 363 right here!

Samsung has kicked off the year in new phone hardware with updates to its Galaxy line — including a $1200 Ultra model that comes with five cameras, a stylus and a 6.8-inch screen. El Kaiser and JD ponder the possibilities, along in a roundup of other tech headlines and a preview of this year's new crop of emoji (disco ball!) coming to iOS and Android. El Kaiser also continues his exploration of Marvel and DC Comics adaptations for the big and small screens. All this and more on PTJ 362!

As 2022 spins up, El Kaiser and J.D. check in on NASA's big new fancy space telescope and other recent tech headlines. This week's episode also features some thoughts on The Expanse and tips for adjusting your privacy settings in Android 12 and iOS 15. You can find it all here on PTJ 361!

Episode 408. Topic: Electrical outlet types. Theme: Home technology. How do electrical outlets work? Why are there so many types around the world? Why does outlet voltage vary as well? Is standardization feasible? Twitter: @3minutelesson  Email: 3minutelesson@gmail.com  Instagram: 3minutelesson  Facebook: 3minutelesson  New episode every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Find us everywhere podcasts are found.

Episode 407. Topic: Microwave ovens. Theme: Home technology. When were microwave ovens invented? How do they work? Why do different foods heat unevenly? Are microwaves dangerous? Twitter: @3minutelesson  Email: 3minutelesson@gmail.com  Instagram: 3minutelesson  Facebook: 3minutelesson  New episode every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Find us everywhere podcasts are found.  

Episode 406. Topic: Air conditioning. Theme: Home technology. How does air conditioning work? Why is it kind of like human sweating? How has air conditioning changed human civilization?Twitter: @3minutelesson  Email: 3minutelesson@gmail.com  Instagram: 3minutelesson  Facebook: 3minutelesson  New episode every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Find us everywhere podcasts are found.  

Episode 405. Topic: Carbon monoxide detectors. Theme: Home technology.  Why is carbon monoxide dangerous? What type of detectors are out there and how do they work? Which ones are the most popular? Make sure you have one as carbon monoxide is colorless, odorless, and deadly! Twitter: @3minutelesson  Email: 3minutelesson@gmail.com  Instagram: 3minutelesson  Facebook: 3minutelesson  New episode every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Find us everywhere podcasts are found.  

Episode 404. Topic: Smoke detectors. Theme: Home technology.  How common are house fires? When were smoke detectors invented? How do smoke detectors work? How is radioactivity involved and is it safe? Are there other models that do not include radioactivity? Twitter: @3minutelesson  Email: 3minutelesson@gmail.com  Instagram: 3minutelesson  Facebook: 3minutelesson  New episode every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday! Find us everywhere podcasts are found.

El Kaiser and J.D. are back with a new episode and the opportunity to praise the work of Nichelle Nichols, the trailblazing actress who portrayed Lt. Uhura on the original Star Trek as she retires from public life. Also in the mix: a discussion of recent headlines, including Big Tech's increasingly warm seat in front of government regulators, and El Kaiser takes a listen to a new pair of Bowers & Wilkins Bluetooth headphones. All this and more on PTJ Episode 360 !

A recent poll asked people to name the top HIGH-TECH products and features they want in their home, even if they're not technologically possible yet... And let's just say, the future sounds AMAZING!

Facebook's very bad month continues after more testimony and interviews by Frances Haugen, the whistleblower and main source behind The Wall Street Journal's "Facebook Files" series — as well as a report from its own Oversight Board about the company's lack of transparency. El Kaiser and J.D. discuss it all along other recent tech headlines, including Apple's second fall product event and Google's new Pixel phone. And for audio fans looking for great big sound on a budget, El Kaiser has a review of the Status Flagship ANC Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones. Headphones, earbuds, speakers — no matter how you listen, PTJ 359 is here!

On this week's episode, El Kaiser takes a listen to several USB microphones designed for podcasting and J.D. hauls out the headlines for a discussion of recent consumer-technology news — including The Wall Street Journal's inside look at Facebook. All this and a whole lot more on PTJ 358!

This is our final episode of our Go Green Home Series! In this series of episodes we focused on each part of your home. We gave you tips that can be easily attained to help you green up your space. We hope that you are now able to make simple swaps and small changes that can make a positive impact on the animals, plants and environment. We had a great time working on this series and hoped you enjoyed it too. In Today's episode we are going to discuss technology with you. Technology is always changing and evolving and when it is focused with the Earth in mind, it can have a winning impact. We want to share with you some neat tech trends as well as what to do with your old tech when you are done with it. We share everything from energy star appliances to smart homes and electric cars to compostable cell phone cases! We also have some new green tech specific apps for you to check out. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lovethegreenlifeorg/support

Monica Vila shares her insights, experiences and recommendations about everything you need to know to make older adults more comfortable with internet, broadband, zoom and all the technologies to keep seniors connected to the outside and safe at home wherever they are.

Matt and Sean talk about Matt's experience with smart circuit breakers and smart electric panels, how you might need to divvy up your power needs in a blackout, and what to do when you've got a rogue dehumidifier.Watch the Undecided with Matt Ferrell “This Smart Home Electric Panel Fixed My Tesla Powerwall” episode: https://youtu.be/CQWehDQ9_uQ YouTube version of the podcast: https://youtu.be/LMyCL5va7BYGet in touch: https://undecidedmf.com/podcast-feedbackSupport the show: https://pod.fan/still-to-be-determinedFollow us on Twitter: @stilltbdfm @byseanferrell @mattferrell or @undecidedmfUndecided with Matt Ferrell: https://www.youtube.com/undecidedmf★ Support this podcast ★

In Episode 7 of the HBA BuildCast, join us as we explore the world of Home Technology with our Silver Industry Partners, Acadian Home Theater and Automation. Owners, Bryan Naquin and Jon Hunt, walk us through the technical options and customized experiences available to homeowners and remodelers today and how these innovators are helping Greater Baton Rouge compete with metropolitan cities around the country. Listen along to learn how Acadian adapted their customer service during the pandemic, the stages and process of integrating technology into your home, and how they're excited about being a part of the wave of change happening at the HBA!

OTP explores the use of technology in school transition services. Marcola School District, Access Technologies Inc. and Cognitopia are highlighted in this episode which shares valuable resources for connecting students in person or in the distance-learning world.

Need SHRM recertification credits? This episode combines our popular "The Growing Trend of Working Remotely" and "Work from Home Technology" episodes and is eligible for one credit. JoDee and Susan discuss the benefits, problems, and common concerns of working remotely. Special guest Bob from Polycom explains some of the technology that makes working from home easier.  Visit www.getjoypowered.com/show-notes-episode-10-shrm-credit-working-remotely for full show notes and links.

In this episode, JoDee and Susan discuss technology that makes working remotely easier. Special guest Bob from communication technology company Polycom explains some of the products available, their capabilities, and the best way to get your boss to let you work from home. This month's listener mail addresses unnecessary meetings.  Visit www.getjoypowered.com/show-notes-episode-7-work-from-home-technology for full show notes and links.