AtmosControl Smart Home Hub Includes Gesture Controls

Introduced last month at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Atmos Home’s AtmosControl is smart home hub designed to eliminate the frustration associated with managing multiple apps in a smart home.

The wall-mounted console connects to thermostats, cameras, doorbells, speakers, TVs, ceiling fans, door locks, window treatments, and appliances, via the top five connection standards – Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave, and infrared. The hub integrates with Nest, Hue, Ring, WeMo, Sonos, Yale, Leviton, SmartThings, and 1,000-plus more devices.

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AtmosControl offers gesture controls, as well as voice, touch, and a smartphone app. Gesture controls, like a hand wave, are especially convenient in noisy rooms, while holding a sleeping baby, or during a loud party when voice commands aren’t an option.

“Smart home users want systems that are easy to connect and simple to use,” says Mark Lyle, CEO and co-founder of Atmos Home. “No more searching for an app on your phone just to adjust a light. You can access everything in one place.”

AtmosControl, which features an HD screen and quad-core processor, is now available for pre-order for $299, in an Onyx Black or Steel Grey case at www.atmoshome.com.

Atmos Home plans to begin shipping pre-orders in Q2 of 2019, with a larger online and retail rollout to follow.