Meet the Jetson’s 2025

In 1962, the comical cartoon The Jetsons aired on ABC.The show was based on the future, with elaborate robotic contraptions, aliens, holograms, and whimsical inventions. Perhaps the creators of this cartoon were sixty-three years ahead of their time.

Smart home technology has rapidly evolved into a booming industry in 2025, offering innovative devices that allow homeowners to remotely monitor and control various features of their homes. 

Much like Rose the Robot, the Jetsons housekeeper, Alexa assists us with just a call of her name. 

As major players enter the market and an increasing number of consumers adopt these technologies, it’s clear that smart homes, are here to stay. Not only does this technology increase functionality from security system to lighting controls these devices provide users with the ability to control their home environment remotely, often via smartphone apps.

The benefits of having a smart home include the convenience of automation such as adjusting thermostats or turning on lights, saving time and effort. Smart homes are efficient to optimize energy usage, helping homeowners save on utility bills. Smart security systems can monitor homes remotely, send alerts, and even allow homeowners to control locks and cameras from anywhere, and for those with mobility issues, customizable settings and devices allow for accessibility. 

As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see even more integration and innovation in the smart home sector. According to the National Association of Realtors, Consumers can look forward to compatibility, allowing more devices across brands to work together, creating a unified smart home experience.

Information about smart home technology is a YouTube video away or  a simple google search or ask AI. As Artificial intelligence  plays a larger role in predicting user needs, it also can educate on the automating tasks that are right for you. 

The Jetsons are a remarkable prediction of the technology we are accustomed to today. Watch an old episode of the Jetsons, you may recognize Zoom meetings and treadmills that were way before their time. Soon enough we may be motoring to work in a space car, just like George.