Control software that coordinates home equipment, from lighting and climate to everyday scenes.
Home automation is more than a row of smart switches. The software layer has to understand each device, run scenes, and behave in a defined way when a connection drops.
Dade Fanavaran Pooya works on that layer: control logic, coordination across lighting, climate, and other loads, and an interface residents can use without a long lesson. When part of the logic should stay inside the house and only a status summary should leave it, that constraint becomes part of the design.
In practice that means clear scene definitions, recording the events that matter, and designing for a real home network — not the assumption of a permanently stable link.
