According to the Smart Home League, the majority of Europeans (66%) are bothered by time-consuming household tasks, but while 63% are positive towards the idea of a connected home, 71% are still to actually own a connected product at home.
The findings come from a Dynata study involving 6000 participants (1000 each from the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands) commissioned by Ecovacs, Philips Hue, Ring, tado°, and Yale. It shows current smart home adoption in Europe stands at just 11%, as well as strong signs adoption is all but set to accelerate. After all, many Europeans need help with menial household tasks, be it searching for the keys, switching off lights and turning down heating, as well as vacuum cleaning and picking up parcels, all tasks one can simplify with effective smart home solutions.