Loxone supports Mika

Because Mika is in a wheelchair, his daily life is more difficult than for most people. As a Loxone Gold Partner, Mika's father has used the Loxone system to provide more independence in his son's life. For assisted communication, Mika uses a tablet on which the Loxone app is also installed. Thanks to the simple user and rights management, it was quick and easy to create Mika's own user with specific access rights.

With many practical functions, the Loxone Smart Home supports Mika intuitively in his everyday life. The fact that Mika does not have to go to the light switch first, but that the light is automatically activated when he enters a room and it is already dark outside, is just one of many examples of how home automation supports people with disabilities quite naturally. In the installed lift, Mika can press the alarm button and an emergency call is automatically sent to the family. The Smart Home was equipped with an intelligent key board. Via magnetic iButton, the building knows exactly who is currently at home.