Research from Parks Associates shows that 67% of US broadband households find receiving alerts when someone enters the home appealing; 54% of broadband households find at least one tested energy management use case for the smart home highly appealing and 60% of security system owners find the ability to control their security systems using voice appealing.
From the article "30% of US homes like to use single remote" by Robert Briel.
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