"With its real-time analytics, the ART platform demonstrates the next generation of smart home technologies," said Stuart Sikes, President at Parks Associates. "ART's capabilities for accurately detecting people and their behavior in real time can assist in eradicating false alarms in home monitoring, and opens tremendous possibilities for caring for the elderly at home."
From the press release "Apical Announces Accreditation Program For ART, A Platform For People To Interact With Devices In Smart Homes And Cities"
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