Was just daydreaming a bit today and thought, what if your home lighting could actually sense your mood or activity and adjust itself automatically? Like, you're settling down to watch a movie and the lights dim themselves just right, or you're cooking dinner and they brighten up exactly where you need it. Maybe even change color subtly if you're stressed or tired to help you relax or perk up a bit.
I mean, I know there are smart bulbs and apps and stuff already, but I'm thinking something more intuitive, you know? Like no fiddling with your phone or yelling at Alexa—just lights that somehow "get" you. Would that be cool or kinda creepy? I'm honestly torn. Curious how others feel about this kind of tech in their homes.
"Would that be cool or kinda creepy? I'm honestly torn."
Ha, I feel you on that. It'd be awesome until the lights start dimming because they sense you're bored during someone's long-winded story... awkward. But honestly, intuitive lighting sounds pretty sweet overall—I'd give it a shot.
Ha, I feel you on that.
I dunno, intuitive lighting sounds neat in theory, but I can't help thinking it'd end up being just another expensive gadget I'd barely use after the novelty wore off. Like, do I really want my lights calling me out on my mood swings? Plus, imagine you're just having a chill day and the lights keep dimming because they think you're sad or something... nah. I'd rather save the cash and just stick to my trusty dimmer switch.
