Okostávirányító

Okostávirányító is a Hungarian term that translates to "smart remote control". It refers to a type of remote control device that is designed to control multiple electronic devices in a home, such as televisions, sound systems, streaming devices, and smart home appliances, through a single interface. These remotes often go beyond simple infrared (IR) transmission, incorporating technologies like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for more advanced control and integration capabilities.

A key feature of okostávirányító devices is their ability to learn and replicate signals from various original remotes, allowing users to consolidate multiple remotes into one. Many smart remotes also offer smartphone app integration, enabling users to control their home entertainment systems and smart devices from their mobile phones. Some advanced models can be programmed with complex macros or routines, allowing for a single button press to initiate a sequence of actions, such as turning on the TV, setting the correct input, and adjusting the volume. The goal of an okostávirányító is to simplify the user experience and reduce clutter by consolidating control of a home's electronic ecosystem into a single, intelligent device.