Saadiyat Development and Investment Company (SDIC) has adopted a smart home automation system from UT Technology, an Etisalat subsidiary, in its newest luxurious beachfront residential development – Hidd Al Saadiyat, located on Saadiyat Island.

The system will give residents the power to take complete control over their home environment. With the simple touch of a button, from their smartphone, tablet or LCD keypad, residents will command lighting, audio, video, climate, energy and safety elements, ensuring the perfect living experience for them and their families.

Besides making life easier for residents, by allowing them to create unlimited settings for activities, control individual devices and monitor security systems, this highly adaptable home automation system fulfills the Estidama initiative of supporting the Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Vision 2030.

Ahmed Alhashimi, deputy CEO of UT Technology, said: “At UT Technology we work hard to develop smart solutions that will transform and simplify the UAE lifestyle. Our goal is to connect people and educate the new generation about the benefits of smart cities, always keeping in mind the Abu Dhabi 2030 vision and the Estidama rating for sustainability standards.”

“Saadiyat Development and Investment Company (SDIC) is committed to implement sustainable practices that are in compliance with Abu Dhabi’s sustainability standards of new projects and help the country become a benchmark for sustainable development, globally,” added Dr Adnan Sahli, chief operating officer of  LEAD Development, working as the development manager for Hidd Al Saadiyat.

The automation system adopted at Hidd Al Saadiyat also offers residents a series of other benefits, such as a community portal through which they can benefit from full integration with e-Life service, unified billing integration, real time monitoring, reporting, and much more.

Dr Sahli concluded: “We are creating the perfect place to work, live and play and we’ve thought through every detail to make sure it is exactly what the tenants of our project require.” - TradeArabia News Service