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The pandemic-induced lockdowns and social distancing norms proved disastrous for almost all sectors of the global economy. The construction industry was especially hit by problems of labor shortages, fluctuations in raw materials, and supply-demand mismatches around the world. To address these issues in the post-pandemic period, companies have started adopting advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and augmented reality to revive the sector and create new opportunities in the industry. As per a study done by the Global Construction Survey, more than 75% of construction companies consider the integration of innovative techniques as an important part of realigning their operations in the digital age.   Use of IoT devices for improving worker efficiency and safety   In the past few years, IoT technology has been increasingly used in different construction activities to automate building processes, improve project management techniques, and enhance the overall ROI. The use of connected s

  Home security is always a top priority for residents, and smart doorbells play a major role in enhancing th e security . They provide multiple features that offer the next level of convenience to users. The shift from conventional doorbells to their advanced versions has become possible due to rapid digitization. From live video surveillance to audio communication, these bells perform multiple operations through a unified system.      According to a report by Allied Market Research, the smart doorbell market is predicted to register an impressive CAGR of 18.3% by 2031 .       B lend of smart home technologies and doorbells       Smart doorbells can be integrated smoothly with smart home operations. They improve the home security infrastructure by connecting with devices including locks, lighting, and security cameras. This integration tracks home security from anywhere and delivers real-time alerts to the user .       Other innovations in smart doorbell technology comprise fac