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The residential market is primed for growth and ripe for new competitors to join the industry — but are they really ‘joining’?

AES Corporation, dba AES-IntelliNet, Peabody, Mass., launched the first phase of its new interactive security services.

Here are three new ways manufacturers are developing innovative services.

Allure Energy Inc., Austin, Texas, introduced its latest product, EverSense 2.0 at CES in Las Vegas.

New research by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has positive results for the security industry.

ADS Security (ADS), Nashville, Tenn., is the latest security dealer company to announce the addition of home automation services to its core home security offering.

Protection 1, Romeoville, Ill., made two nearly simultaneous announcements that indicate an interesting period of diversification for the company.

ELAN Home Systems of Carlsbad, Calif., used CEDIA EXPO 2012 to outline a completely revamped ELAN U online learning portal and announce its g!Mobile app for Android devices.

At CEDIA EXPO 2012, Niles of Petaluma, Calif., showed off a new line of outdoor speakers and an in-ground subwoofer: the GS Garden Speakers and In-Ground Subwoofer.

At CEDIA, HAI by Leviton of Melville, N.Y., showcased its Hi-Fi 2 Four Zone, Four Source (4x4) Distributed Audio System, a more compact and inexpensive extension of its Hi-Fi 2 system for controlling, sharing and listening to audio systems in buildings with multiple units, such as townhomes, luxury hotel suites, condominiums and small office buildings.