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It is no exaggeration to say that the drones have changed the way we see the world. They once adopted difficult and expensive film techniques and made them accessible to everyone. Videos that used to require a camera crew, expensive cranes, and hours of filming can now be shot by the best drones with a single autostart button in minutes.

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A burglar approaches your house. A motion detector registers this but does not sound an alarm. After all, it could be the neighbor's cat behind it, who is on the nocturnal prowl. Nevertheless, a previously set rule ensures that the event is recorded by a camera. With a chisel, the rogue breaks open the window. The sensors report that a window is open which should be closed. This cannot have been the hangover. The alarm starts and a camera records the event. The house owner is notified by push message and can follow the burglar in the live stream.

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For more and more people, the idea of a smart home, an intelligent, networked home, is becoming increasingly attractive. The media report on current developments and possibilities, manufacturers of smart devices advertise the advantages of a smart home, and more and more often you meet someone in your circle of friends or acquaintances who have made their apartment or house smart and is now raving about the completely new living experience. At the same time, however, the term smart home also raises questions.