Home automation for the elderly and disabled is like a remote control for your everyday tasks at home. It helps people who may not be able to do certain things for themselves, like reach for things, to do those things with the push of a button. Special devices like sensors and switches are installed throughout the home that can be activated using a remote or other device like a tablet or smartphone. They are connected to things in your home like lights, locks, and appliances, and when the button is pressed, those things will turn on or off, or take other actions. For example, someone in a wheelchair might be able to turn on a light or open a door simply by pressing a button. Home automation also makes it easier and safer for seniors to age in place, and helps ensure a safe and comfortable living environment.