"When designing smart home installations, I always assume that they must function correctly even in unforeseen situations. Distributed logic allows the impact of a failure to be limited to a single area, rather than affecting the entire building. In practice, I have encountered a case of damage to a communication cable between floors during construction work – despite this, the automation in the rooms functioned normally because decisions were made locally in the modules. The failure was minimised, whereas in centralised systems, a similar event often causes a large part of the house to be immobilised. A distributed system provides a level of reliability very similar to that of a classic electrical installation and significantly increases the safety of using the house."

"Ampio is a distributed system in which logic is implemented locally in modules, without a central controller. Failure of a single component does not affect the operation of the entire installation. Communication is based on CAN bus technology, which has been proven in the automotive, industrial and aviation sectors and is designed for high reliability. This is confirmed by dozens of completed projects and hundreds of devices installed since 2016 by our company."

"Reliability is what truly matters in smart home — and that's what Ampio provides. Thanks to distributed architecture, even if one module stops working, everything else functions without disruption. There's no risk that the failure of one part will paralyze the entire house, as it happens with centralised systems. For us as installers, this is peace of mind after installation — and for the client, it's a guarantee of safety and certainty that their home always works as it should."