"Good evening, home!" Then the lights, the sounds, and the TV sets and internal appliances go out, the curtains close, the air conditioning changes temperature and the external lighting is accessed. The scene may seem unusual, but smart home automation is closer to the real than ever before. Today, with a simple touch of a smartphone and a tablet or even voice recognition and face-reading, you can take control across your home and business in an interactive and efficient way. The automation services available in the market grow by leaps and bounds and offer technology ranging from opening doors to curtain manipulation and heating the stove, fireplace, and bathtub by electronic or voice commands. The advantages are the rationalization of energy consumption, comfort, convenience, interactivity, safety, reduction of domestic work and, consequently, improvement of well-being. Wireless technologies for automation infrastructure are increasingly popular. In the past, systems re