An open building-automation standard (ISO/IEC 14543) that integrates lighting, climate, blinds, audio and security on one bus, with no vendor lock-in.
Definition
The advantage over closed ecosystems is lifespan: a 2010 KNX installation can still be reprogrammed today, and any certified integrator can take over.
In luxury projects we use it as the backbone and treat user interfaces (voice, app, tablet) as a replaceable surface layer.
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