GutCheck：2022年智能家居设备使用现状研究报告（英文版）

SMART HOME DEVICE ADOPTIONAgile Attitude & Usage™ StudyLevel 1: PublicTABLE OF CONTENTS03Background & Objectives04Methodology08Executive Summary: Adopters & Intenders12Executive Summary: Category Overview18Detailed Findings32Appendix2Level 1: Public3BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVESBy the end of 2017, there were an estimated 16.3% of homes that were considered “smart homes.” To be considered a smart home, the home has to include more than one internet-connected device, such as a TV, lights, appliances, locks, thermostats, cameras, and more. With companies like Amazon, Google, and others coming out with new and improved smart home technology we can expect more consumers to adopt the use of smart devices in the home. In fact, the annual growth rate for the connected home industry is 31% and only expected to increase. Further, new construction of homes are often incorporating smart home devices. However, it’s difficult to understand how and if these devices are integrated into consumers’ daily live