Introducing the Nest Learning Thermostat

Meet Nest, the world's first Learning Thermostat.

Nest learns from your temperature adjustments, programs itself to keep you comfortable, and guides you to energy savings. You can control the thermostat from anywhere using a smartphone, tablet or laptop, and Nest never stops learning, even as your life and the seasons change.

Learn more at http://www.nest.com.

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[Ian W]

"Turn down to 70 degrees"

"I don't think I can do that, Dave."

[RocketCatDK]

Me: *turn up heat*

Nest: "I Can't let you do that".

[luisbeck007]

- YOU CAN WATCH LOTS OF HUMANOID ROBOTS ON MY CHANNEL - PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND MAKE YOUR COMMENTS -

[Tronny232]

Instead of having a schedule and the ability to override it as needed, the two things would be one and the same. You override as needed and it will use this data to construct and perfect your schedule over time.

Say you have a project at work and you're staying up later these days. Few people will think to reprogram for the short-term, but a self-programmable would take a hint after a couple overrides and adjust its schedule. Then when your schedule changed back it would learn that too.

[Jaclyn1978]

How is this different than any other programmable thermostat?

[Артём Тарасов]

Me: Nest, do my homework.

Nest: Your homework... 300 degrees!

[kiwiramjet]

One major flaw - men always want it cooler and women hotter! The question is, is the Nest male or female?!?

[underlivan]

I just came in my home

[Nullstr1ng]

It runs on OSX too?

[Topher Vassallo]

thermostats usually don't excite me, but this thing looks pretty legit.

[GreenMachine39]

Dude. Does the chick in the red at the beginning show her ass? I want The Nest in my home!

[Joshua Eghelshi]

Both top comments are the same just different names.......