Surprised by the protection capabilities of smart homes for the super rich

If you thought security cameras and internet-connected doorbells were the only advanced protections for a modern home, you’ll be shocked by the smart homes of the super-rich. Forget standard smart home security features, these homes come with special garages, bulletproof windows and shutters, and even laser-blocking blinds. According to Forbes, there’s no scenario in which this home could be breached, and it’s still within the reach of the few.

This super house, called Residence 950, located in San Francisco, is considered to have the highest security quality, and has a selling price of up to $ 45. This price has made the house the most expensive property on the market in the Bay Area - an area with no shortage of luxury homes.

Starting with the garage, the cavernous entrance would make Bruce Wayne wary. The home has borrowed security elements from big companies like Dell to create a high-end security system that welcomes anyone who tries to break in. The corporate-grade wall includes a biometric keypad that only allows people with an approved fingerprint.

And it’s not just the outside of the home that’s protected with high tech. The inside is also secure. For example, there are safe rooms for everyone to retreat to in case of an intrusion, security camera systems with multiple storage spaces, and bulletproof shutters to stop an attack from a gunman.

The house also has anti-theft measures to keep out voyeurs and paparazzi. It even has traps to lock intruders before security arrives.

The interior of the home is also equipped for action-movie-like attacks, including blast-proof floors and walls that will stop any explosives. The home even has security measures in case of a chemical attack, including a pop-up tent designed to provide a safe haven for the owner if they fear a chemical attack.