An Empirical Assessment of Wireless Communication Technology Issues in the Smart Home

Smart home technology, an Internet of Things (IoT) application, offers families convenience, comfort, and control. The purpose of this study is to construct a full model that can account for a large amount of the diversity in customers' intentions to embrace smart home technologies. To do this, this study creates an integrated model and evaluates it using structural equation modelling (SEM) utilising data acquired from 156 respondents, based on the technological acceptance model, diffusion of innovation theory, and consumer perceptions of innovativeness. The findings suggest that major criteria impacting the adoption of smart home technologies include compatibility, perceived usefulness, and perceived simplicity of operation. This study adds to the corpus of information on the Internet of Things, specifically in the field of research on smart houses. There have been some debates over the theoretical and practical repercussions.