The new Caséta Smart Motion Sensor links not only with lighting but Lutron's dimmers, fan controls, and Serena smart shades, too. It's a standalone sensor, with a 180-degree field of view.

Lutron expands its Caséta Smart Lighting system with a motion sensor and a range-extending signal repeater The new gadgets announced at CES also work with Lutron’s Serena smart shades.

Lutron’s motion sensor is completely wireless and freestanding, which means it can be mounted to a wall, placed on a flat service, or mounted in a corner somewhere throughout your house.

Finally, Lutron has also announced new features for is Caseta Smart Motion Sensors: The smart motion sensor, already capable of setting various timeouts and sensitivity levels, can now be set to ...

Light control manufacturer Lutron Electronics has partnered with Mermet, a manufacturer of solar screen fabrics, to introduce the Basketweave E Screen with KoolBlack technology at Greenbuild 2012 in ...

On the security front, neither Insteon’s hub or Lutron’s bridge supports smart door locks, security cameras, smoke detectors, or as I’ve already mentioned, open/closed or motion sensors.

Lutron is adding two new accessories to its Caseta line of HomeKit-enabled light bulbs and switches, introducing the Caseta Smart Motion Sensor and the Caseta Repeater.

What’s more, the Caséta Wireless Outdoor Smart Plug will also respond to motion triggers; not only from one of Lutron’s own motion sensors (although those are indoor-only devices), but also ...

The Lutron double circuit Maestro occupancy sensor has a 180-degree field of view.