| Yes, you don't have any detailed information in this view. By pressing any Icon you toggle it, by long-pressing anything with a "+" you open a popup that displays light levels etc. For example, we have this for anything heating-based:
https://i.imgur.com/evaKP07.png The same case here: Ventilation is toggle based, temperature is connected to a sensor and pressing the icon opens a popup to change the temperature threshold. What you're suggesting for ventilation efficiency is a solved problem - new buildings with ventilation systems all lead to a single input and output. By regulations it's mandated to use a heat exchanger. So the hot air you want to suck out during cooking loses a big of it's heat and gives it to the air being sucked in. For older buildings it's in the realm of possibilities. As soon as any integration is possible (Be that IP based or trough switches), any logic can be programmed. The fact is that most people don't care about those technical details, they just want it to "work". You don't spend money on such an infrastructure to be adjusting everything yourself - albeit for the customers that specifically demand it, making these options accessible is always a possibility. The only thing I can say is that 3D simulations for airflow are something you'd do on dedicated software, as the aspect of simulating such a thing: - requires a lot of computational power
- requires a larger amount of detail avaliable for each room This means you'd have to place all the objects you have in your house in the 3D plan, which can be a lot of work as there won't be fitting objects avaliable to each variant. |
