Millo. You know the name. You seen the videos. It's the first ever blender that adapts to your life and style. Fast and silent locked inside a beautiful carefully crafted design. Blenders shouldn't sound like a carpenters bag of tools. Millo's unique ability is its air drive system that utilizes the strength of magnets to bring power to its blades. The creator behind such innovation is Adam Trakselis who shares the ins and outs of how peoples lives have changed because of a music box? What? Coming up with a great idea then creating a company that starts out just as himself then expands to seven. The air drive system. A brand new step toward a brilliant experience in the kitchen,. Tom also takes us from the creation of the prototype to marketing it to global customers. Then the actual creation of the name. This is Future Home.

Meeting Joe Jones from Franklyn Robotics was like bumping into the Michael Jordan of robots. Joe created the Roomba. To get there required a lot of trial and error but in reality a lot of focus on what kind of robot people really wanted. Things were changing so quickly in the 1980's. The problem wasn't coming up with a robot but rather trying to get creators to invent something the average person could physically use. Joe came up with that idea mainly because he didn't cleaning the house. He participated in a monthly robot contest by building Lego like creation that would move about barely picking things up. The thought never disappeared. Joe talks about how the Roomba truly took it's shape and size and when it was first introduced to the public. During a very important time in U.S. Military history.

To many home owners and sellers the term Smart Home tends to come across as a new feature. In an age of putting safety, entertainment and comfort ahead of all things, is there a way to enjoy it all without having to buy several different systems? Music that moves with you from room to room. Lighting that knows where you are at all times and provides the right atmosphere of safety in the darkest hallways and bedrooms. And new monitoring devices that can easily detect if your elderly loved ones are active in their homes several miles away. Author and Smart Home expert Jay Bassen takes us inside his twenty years of hands on experience. He’s not just a journalist Jay has helped program some of the most exquisite smart homes in the country. He’s very transparent when it comes to making sure consumers know what equipment works best without having to purchase several different products that’ll never talk to each other. Being smarter with your smart home with Jay Bassen.

Things are changing very quickly. The Future Home is changing as well. People will want ionizers and UV lighting as the fear of germs and microbes expand into our everyday life. Our special guest is Dr Z who's had to readjust to a new level of reaching out to clients. Putting the focus on a Future Home how will things change? Will we see a new age of home doctor visits via computers and other digital devices? Not only will it save time but it'll keep more people connected. Especially families who feel distant today because of the social separaration. There are so many new ways to communicate being introduced that its time to be open with how technology will turn our homes and offices into smarter more effecient places for family, friends and patients. Dr Z is a true leader in giving us new ideas on how to not only prepare for the future but to keep in touch with today while staying free of crowded areas where the virus could be lurking. This is a very helpful and information filled podcast episode that prepares you and your family for an ever changing future that will be brighter, smarter and more managable.

To many home owners and sellers the term Smart Home tends to come across as a new feature. We love our digitally connected cameras, lighting, sprinkler systems and cleaning tools but there’s a lot more to an authentic smart home then what we think. Author and Smart Home expert Jay Bassen takes us inside his twenty years of hands on experience. He’s not just a journalist Jay has helped program some of the most exquisite smart homes in the country. He’s very transparent when it comes to making sure consumers know what equipment works best without having to purchase several different products that’ll never talk to each other. Being smarter with your smart home with Jay Bassen.

Whether you’re buying a new home or selling the importance of knowing what a Future Home is and how it’s changing the way people live is vital. Jimmy Alexander from Alexander Realty has seen tremendous Smart Home growth in the market. It’s no longer just a Millennial necessity but rather a well-rounded expectation for all ages. From onsite security cameras to house cleaning, lawn mowing to sprinkler systems, new homes and flipped homes recently remodeled are finding quick buyers due to the homes connection with the future. With Jimmy being on the frontline of home sales it gives Tom Duncan and Arroe the opportunity to step into a new way life.

Future Home’s Tom Duncan sits down with Ian Woodward Smith from Sprinkl creators of the Sprinkl conserve rain sensor. Owning a Smart Home continues to save consumers time and money. What about having a Smart Yard? Ian explains that it’s more than a watchdog weatherman sprinkling system but it keeps homeowners connected to land conditions that could be too damp already. This is extremely important to Tom because a few months ago he didn’t realize his sprinklers were leaking at the cost of a $4,000 water bill. Ian reassured Tom if he had the Sprinlr they would’ve caught onto something wrong very early. Today’s new Wi-Fi coverage has been strengthened to include your greenspace and yard making the Sprinkl the ideal smart phone connection to keeping household costs down. Tom put it this way, “I got tired of watering the rain.” What sits in the near future for Smart Yards? More importantly how affordable is it to want to save local water supplies from drying? Doing your part to play it smart.

Is there such a place or thing? Making lawn mowing easier simpler less painful. Tom Duncan was completely taken in the day he fell witness to his first A.I. lawn management cutter. He knew he wanted to be part of this new generation of locating more family and leisure time come forward. On this Future Homes podcast episode Tom talks about the early stages of bringing Landroid to a new generation of experiences. His goal? To eliminate lawn mowing period.
Creating the landroid was a learning process that’s led to a very strong product. Not only is it perfect for the environment but it’s what it does that turns your soil into an extremely healthy part of your investment. Whether you have a flat business or home lawn surface or it’s angled up to 20 degrees, the Landroid perfectly fits into your new plan to grow with the future of lawn care.
One of the greatest features is the smart phone app. Because it’s connected to weather conditions your Landroid will never be caught in the rain. Through technology leadership the Landroid alters its schedule so that if it’s raining in the afternoon it’ll adjust its schedule for mornings
Why is the Landroid perfect for your lifestyle and yard? It has an A.I. in the app. It sets its own schedule. Measuring how big your lawn is and how it knows the area it’ll mow. Without you being there. A.I.A. technology allows your Landroid to know where things are on your lawn. It won’t spend the day bumping into trees. Plus the Find My Landroid GPS Location Anti-Theft device helps to bring your Landroid home if ever removed from your yard.
Tom foresees future lawn service companies investing in Landroid by dropping one in your yard and they’ll manage it for you.
Backing out of a game of golf or day on the lake can no longer be blamed on taking care of the lawn. Your Future Home is here right now… Find it at MyLandroid.com