#NiceCarib https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html #NiceCarib Ten villas, one dashboard. In Madrid, a building that answers to a single word. Connected home in the Caribbean: the Nice Yubii experience from €1,480 You produce by day. You consume in the evening. That’s where it gets stuck. CCISM round table: #NiceCarib invited to speak on energy and building management When tropical darkness reveals its true colors The key you lost in the sand The house that listens One code for the housekeeper, one for the gardener. Your villa is worth more than you think. Home automation proves it. Home automation for business: what your energy costs really add up to Here, the heat wave isn’t an event. It’s the season. 5 Reasons to Automate Your Villa in the Caribbean Home Cinema in the Caribbean — What Dolby Atmos Really Changes Luxury Airbnb: Why Home Automation Makes the Difference Between 4 and 5 Stars Automated Shutters, Awnings, and Gates — Surviving Rainy Season Without Thinking About It Architects: Why Integrating Home Automation from the Design Stage Changes Everything #NiceCarib at the CCI of Saint-Martin Spotlight — come discover the home of tomorrow A fully automated 450m² villa — when Nice transforms an exceptional residence What if your home took care of your outdoor spaces too? 5 things your home consumes without you knowing Hurricane season: what your smart home can do before, during and after The ELAN villa that’s waiting for you 42 rooms, and one person to close it all at night. On the Raven, the home followed the family out to sea. At night, one word, and the house closes up for the night. The season returns, and the villa wakes up on its own. In Monção, a two-century-old palace whose gate opens with a single gesture 7 pm: the shop closes, the window stays lit. You were away, and the house shut off the water on its own. October in the Caribbean: the house saw the rain before you did. Under the Caribbean sun, the shutters close on their own at midday. In Beaupréau, a retirement home where the room answers to your voice. Forty families, one entrance, and nobody waits at the barrier. The cinema is in the living room, the music by the pool. Noon on the beach: the restaurant’s awnings followed the sun. Near Verona, two villas that live to the rhythm of the sun and the wind. This camera knows a cat from a visitor. It is dark by 6 p.m., and your driveway lights up before you do The gate motor lasted three weeks. Nobody checked the voltage. The daytime sun opens the gate at night. Your guests arrive at 11 pm. The gate was already waiting. They come home from school, and the villa is waiting 2:14 a.m., a shadow walks the garden wall The cistern is dry, and the garden knew it before you did Someone rings the gate. You answer from Amsterdam. Three days without power: what keeps running inside a Caribbean home Wi-Fi does not travel through concrete. How we make a network hold up in the Caribbean. Who still has a key to your home?