Crestron’s announcement today that the company will exhibit at CEDIA Expo for the first time since 2015 is even bigger news in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, providing at least a little glimmer of hope that there might actually be an in-person convention this September.
To make Crestron Home OS 3 a reality, Crestron hired more engineers and went to work changing APIs and writing native applications for iOS and their touchscreens/Android devices.
Crestron's latest operating system update unlocks the full potential of the Crestron smart home, delivering simple, clean, and sophisticated user experience and speeds deployment of any sized project.
Crestron selected Relative Home Systems for integration services when planning their Houston area Design Showroom, featuring LumaStream low-voltage LED lighting.
Crestron recently released a new home control system, an upgrade for the original, Pyng OS 2 (CP3-R), which has been the fastest selling processor in the company’s history.
