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February 1, 2018
Local company lets you control your smart home devices from your phone — 15 apps not required
By LYNN PORTER
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
Image from Kirio
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The Kirio Smart Hub can open the garage, close the blinds, turn on music and other tasks.
A Lynnwood company developed a product it says controls most of the electronic devices and mechanical systems in a home from one location and learns inhabitants' behavior to maximize energy savings, comfort and convenience.
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