Benefits of connected home - negative

Slide Content

The slide presents the negative aspects of a connected home. There are three notable points listed: Access & control from anywhere over the Internet, which raises concerns about privacy and unauthorized access. Security monitoring, suggesting that constant surveillance can be intrusive. Economy - power usage optimization, which implies that efforts to economize on power might compromise comfort or functionality.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is a dark blue color.
• The title of the slide is at the top in white text.
• There are four circles connected with arrows, creating a central motif with one green circle and three white circles.
• Each white circle contains an icon: a cloud, a shield, and a dollar sign respectively, representing different aspects of connected home negatives.
• Next to each white circle, there is a corresponding text box with a checkmark icon, describing the concept related to the icon.
• The central green circle contains a house symbol with wireless signals, indicating the concept of a connected home.
• Everything is arranged in a circular flow around the central green circle, suggesting interconnectivity.

The slide has a professional and clean look, using a limited color palette and simple icons for ease of understanding. The arrangement of elements around a central hub effectively conveys the notion of interconnected aspects surrounding the central theme of a connected home.

Use Cases

• Presenting in a technology or security conference to discuss the potential drawbacks of smart home technology.
• A business meeting where the risks of implementing smart home applications are being evaluated.
• In an academic setting, for a lecture on the implications of increased connectivity on privacy and security.
• Used by consultants when advising clients on the hidden costs and risks associated with smart home investments.