Smart Home applied to historic buildings A real case study

Smart home is increasing in popularity within the IoT applications. This thanks to its ability to change house equipment into being more intelligent and interconnected and thus, delivering a connected life experience to the user. This paper investigates the literature and state-of-the-art on the smart home. Then, the paper presents a real case study that describes how smart home concepts have been applied to a heritage building, raised in 1922 and located in the City of Turin (Italy).

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