The future is here: Google Gemini is coming to smart homes
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Technology is constantly evolving, and today, news has emerged that marks a significant milestone in the world of smart homes. Google has officially confirmed that the Gemini artificial intelligence model will arrive on Google Home devices in October.
This shift is not just a simple software update, but the beginning of a new era in home automation.
In short: What's changing?
Google Assistant will gradually be replaced by Gemini. This will enable much more natural conversation, proactive suggestions, and the understanding of complex commands. This development will enhance existing smart home systems and the role of central controllers (HUBs).

The future is already here: From October 1st
Google is gradually phasing out Google Assistant for Gemini, the company's most advanced language model, to take its place. While Assistant focused on precisely worded commands, Gemini allows for a more human, natural conversation, revolutionizing the user experience.
Imagine that your home no longer speaks to you in commands, but as a truly helpful partner. Instead of precisely stating: "Turn off the lights in the living room and turn up the heating," you can simply say: "Let's get ready for movie night!" Gemini, understanding the context of the request, will automatically perform the necessary steps.
Why is Gemini revolutionary for smart homes?
1. Natural communication
Gemini's revolutionary power lies in its ability to understand user intent. You no longer have to speak in "robot language." The AI will be able to process natural, complex requests and convert them into appropriate commands for various smart devices (Tuya, Zigbee, Google Home).
2. Visual interpretation and proactive help
Google plans for the new AI to be able to analyze images and information from cameras.
- 🔍 Smart search: Instead of reviewing the whole day's footage, just ask: "Did the kids leave their bike in the yard?" – and Gemini will find the answer.
- 💡 Proactive suggestions: The system can proactively suggest automations (e.g., turning off lights) if it detects no one is in the room, thereby saving energy.
The future is being built right now
This announcement once again highlights that the sci-fi future is already being built in the present. The evolution of smart homes has accelerated. With Gemini's arrival, the value of the system's central units (HUBs) and sensors will increase even further, as they will help you build the system that will be the foundation of the home of the future.
Do you have questions about Gemini? Are you curious about how to integrate future technologies into your current home? Feel free to contact us, and we'll help you take the first steps!