Advancing technology helps make homes more energy efficient, according to University of Northern Iowa industrial technology instructor.
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Jere Wheatly says the future home will have its temperature and humidity regulated by a computer "brain." The computer will be capable of turning heat and air conditioning on and off to maintain different temperatures in different rooms.