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Smart thermostats, also referred to as Wi-Fi or internet thermostats, are advanced temperature control devices that regulate and maintain a desired temperature in a system. These thermostats can be connected to internet-enabled devices such as smartphones, tablets, and smart speakers, allowing users to schedule and adjust temperature settings remotely. Integration with home automation systems is also possible. Smart thermostats offer an improvement over traditional programmable thermostats by addressing common issues. They utilize motion sensors and remote sensors to detect occupancy and adjust heating or cooling accordingly, suspending operation when the home is unoccupied and resuming when the occupant returns.