Smarter Homes Australia designs and installs smart home, environmental control and assistive technology solutions for NDIS participants across Brisbane and South East Queensland.
We work with participants, families, Occupational Therapists, Support Coordinators and other professionals to implement practical technology based on individual functional requirements. Solutions may include accessible lighting control, smart locks and entry systems, video doorbells, voice control, climate control, automated doors, smart switches and integrated home automation. The appropriate solution will depend on the participant’s individual needs, supporting recommendations and NDIS funding arrangements.
Security cameras can provide a way to view areas around the home without needing to physically access them. Compatible systems may allow participants to check entrances and other areas remotely, depending on their individual needs.
Alternative entry methods can reduce reliance on conventional keys and provide more accessible ways for participants, carers or family members to enter the home where appropriate.
See and communicate with visitors from elsewhere in the home, which may assist participants who have difficulty reaching the entrance quickly.
Smart garage door controls can provide an alternative way to operate a compatible garage door where accessing a conventional wall control or remote may be difficult. Control options can be configured around the participant’s individual requirements.
Provide alternative ways to control lighting where conventional switches may be difficult to access or operate. Compatible systems can use voice control, accessible interfaces, automation or mobile devices
Smart switches can provide more accessible control of compatible lights and electrical devices. Depending on the participant’s needs, they may be operated through alternative interfaces, voice control or automated routines.
Smart climate controls can provide an alternative way to operate compatible air conditioning where conventional wall-mounted controls or remotes are difficult to access or use. Systems may support accessible interfaces, voice control or automation.
Voice assistants can provide an alternative interface for compatible environmental controls, allowing multiple household functions to be controlled from one location.
We’re passionate about helping our NDIS clients live a more independent life. The reasons we’re preferred installers are the following:
We’re privileged to support a number of social service and NDIS organisations to help provide security and home automation to clients that can benefit most. Our partner organisations in the NDIS and social services space are dedicated to client safety and quality of life and we are proud to support them in achieving these goals. Note, we are not NDIS Registered so we cannot support NDIA Registered clients.
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NDIS smart home solutions use connected technology to improve safety, accessibility and independence for people living with disability. Depending on individual needs, solutions may include smart lighting, automated doors, smart locks, security cameras, intercoms, voice assistants and home automation systems.
Potentially. Funding depends on the participant’s individual circumstances, disability-related functional needs, supporting evidence and whether the proposed support meets the applicable NDIS funding criteria.
Depending on the technology and how it is installed, a solution may involve assistive technology, home modifications or both. Participants should confirm the appropriate funding pathway before purchasing equipment or commencing installation. Check out our latest article on NDIS funding here.
Yes. We regularly collaborate with Support Coordinators, Occupational Therapists, builders and support providers to ensure every installation meets the participant’s individual needs and integrates seamlessly into their home.
Some assistive technology solutions may require an assessment or recommendation from an Occupational Therapist, particularly for higher-cost or more complex systems. We are happy to work alongside your treating professionals to help design an appropriate solution.
We install a wide range of smart home technology, including:
Yes. Smart home technology can reduce reliance on physical switches and keys by allowing participants to control lighting, doors, air conditioning and other devices using voice commands, smartphones or automated routines, supporting greater independence in everyday life.
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