Most of us spend only a half to a third of our time at home: the rest of the day, we're either at work or traveling there. Typically, we'll have a programmer or thermotstat at home that switches the heating on or off either according to the time of day or the inside temperature. But that's a crude system at best. By default, to avoid a cold home, a lot of us just turn the heating up high, wasting huge amounts of energy and money. That's the problem the latest generation of smart thermostats are designed to solve. They learn how you manually alter the temperature at different times of day, or differently during the week and at the weekend, comparing that with objective temperature and humidity measurements to establish a reliable program they can follow automatically in future. Typically, they also allow you to program them remotely using a simple smartphone app so you can turn the heating up on the train on your way home, for example.
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