Many smart thermostats can work with external devices to adjust home temperatures, including external sensors you can place in different rooms or third-party automation. Your thermostat itself works based on the temperature around it.
I have several temperature-sensing devices around my house, including Switchbot thermometers in each bedroom. If you have Miter-compatible devices, you can make changes to your settings within your home automation app, whether you use Google Home, Apple Home, or others, to make sure your thermostat works in response to these devices.
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For example, if you want to make sure your kids stay cozy during the winter, you can set up an automation so that the heat turns on when a specific bedroom sensor detects a temperature below 66 degrees.
