Smartphone to control home devices


An instructional video to show an application that utilises Near Field Communication (NFC) smartphone to realise ‘tap-to-connect’ interaction, which replaces the need for multiple hand-held controllers for different electronic gadgets. Photo: The Star/Majorie Chiew

In the near future, senior citizens may be able to operate electronic gadgets such as fans, lights, the television or air-conditioner, using their smartphones.

A research project funded by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (Mosti) is being led by Monash University Malaysia to assist the elderly, disabled and people with motor disabilities in their daily lives.

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