Automated roller shutters in new buildings

Hello everyone, Basically, I will forego home automation for cost reasons. The only thing I would like are smart shutters, to be able to quickly darken everything, for example in summer when it is hot. I would like to avoid Shellys or similar if possible, it should not be a makeshift solution and still be as inexpensive as possible. Does anyone have a tip on what would make sense?

Or rather, has anyone of you ever implemented a "custom automation," e.g. with a Siemens controller? Basically, it would also be conceivable for me to install a PLC in the [UV]. I could take care of the programming myself.

I would like to avoid Shellys or similar if possible, it shouldn't be a makeshift solution and still as inexpensive as possible.

Have you already dealt with the topic? I consider a solution with Shellys far from being called a "makeshift solution". It really works very well, reliably, is not visible, can be operated by everyone, and is inexpensive.

Have you already dealt with the topic? I consider a solution via Shellys far from being called a "makeshift solution". It really works very well, reliably, is not visible, can be operated by everyone, and is inexpensive.

Actually not in detail, I am just a silent reader in another forum. I also do not want to rule it out for renovation etc. But for a new building, where I still have full control of the wiring, in my opinion it is not the number one solution, or do you have a different opinion?

No, I agree with that opinion. In new buildings, it is not the top solution. If there is enough time, money, and good planners available, I would prefer other solutions, but of course also to do more than just [Rollläden] right away.

However, if an extensive [Smart Home] is not desired at first, but only the [Rollläden] are to be controlled initially, then I would at least consider it as an option in new buildings. The cables can still be run to the distribution panel.

However, I do not know the other systems well enough to make a direct comparison here.

Basically, for cost reasons, I will forego home automation.

But for a new build, where I still have full control over the wiring, in my opinion it's not the top solution, or do you disagree?

Somehow your statements contradict each other. No money for "more" features, but usual Shelly applications are too cheap/simple for you?

Either spend money or work with common wireless options (whether Shelly or other expensive systems).