Target audience - Elderly

Why - It is very easy to use and requires miniscule effort. It is also simple to use as it just sits on your face like normal glasses would.

allows remote connection and control of the lights at the same time

might appeal to people in larger houses who have rooms that are a distance away from their router

uses- auto turns lights on at time-you don't need to turn light on. can turn light on from anywhere-you don't have to physically press light switch.

Problems-light switch has to be turned on all time-if power cut, light stay turned on.

User: people who want to track their daily metrics

Issues: poor battery life, an object that is easy and expensive to loose, human data collection might be a concern and battery swelling issues

user: wide audience any homeowners with valuable assets in their houses

the camera allows people to monitor their home from anywhere in the world live.

function - allows the oven to be remotely controlled and turned on and off via an app or turned onto specific settings. can be set up to have the oven on when you come home or turn on at a set time

user - people who might have low amounts of free time to cook meals so they can set it up to be ready to cook and come home to an already cooked meal at the press of a button.

issues - food has to be left in their and already set up with they need to cook and if a power cut happens it can cause food to go bad.

Target market: Homeowners

What makes it the right tech for the job: It allows homeowners to visually see who is at their door whether they are at home or not. They are also cheap and easy installation.

User - for makers, educators, and small businesses needing reliable remote 3D printing and monitoring.

Problems - relies on cloud for remote features, can fail if unattended, and has privacy and maintenance challenges.