Design and implement an automated system for remote lighting control under INSTEON technology and optimize the CCTV security system in the GIMPROMED building
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This document describes implementing an automated system and optimizing the CCTV (closed circuit television) security system for the GIMPROMED building. The system will be based on INSTEON technology and mainly focus on remote lighting and air conditioning equipment control. The system will be monitored, supervised, and controlled through proprietary software developed in the high-level programming language JAVA, with a personalized design based on the user's requirements. The automated system devices will be selected based on the types of loads to be controlled, the physical space available, and the distribution of electrical circuits. The optimization of closed-circuit television will entail the implementation of a flexible system that allows analog devices to be integrated with new existing technologies to offer an efficient, robust, and flexible solution. In short, this system will contribute to the company's comprehensive development and provide a productive and efficient environment through automation to provide security and support to the people who work there.
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