Smart Home Network Diagram Infographic Architecture

Tech architecture infographic titled "Smart Home Network Diagram" — SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE archetype. Show a polished smart home network topology visual of a connected house in a clean tech editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout. Central large box/node: generic Home Hub / Wi‑Fi Router with icon, name, and one-line role description: "Coordinates local network traffic and smart device connectivity." Around it, render clearly labeled boxed device zones connected by directional arrows: Smart Lights — "Receives lighting commands and reports status"; Smart Thermostat — "Controls temperature and sends climate telemetry"; Security Cameras — "Streams video and uploads motion events"; Smart Door Lock — "Accepts secure lock/unlock commands and returns access state"; Smart Speakers — "Plays audio and relays voice-assistant requests"; Smart TV — "Consumes media streams and smart-home status"; Robot Vacuum — "Receives cleaning jobs and uploads map/status data"; Smartphone App — "Remote control interface for monitoring and automation". Add optional supporting boxes for Internet Cloud — "Enables remote access and notifications" and Local Wi‑Fi Network — "Wireless transport for home devices". Use arrows with short English labels showing accurate flows: "HTTPS control command", "Device status", "Video stream", "Telemetry", "Push notification", "Wi‑Fi / TCP", "Encrypted remote access", "Automation trigger". Make the Smartphone App connect through Internet Cloud to Home Hub for remote control, and also optionally directly to Home Hub for local LAN control. Show subtle data flow indicators and clear connection lines. Include labeled device zones inside the house layout such as Living Room, Entryway, Climate, Cleaning, Entertainment, Security. Add a numbered legend 1-7 in English walking through the lifecycle: 1. User opens Smartphone App; 2. App sends HTTPS command to cloud or local hub; 3. Home Hub authenticates and routes request; 4. Target device receives command over Wi‑Fi / TCP; 5. Device performs action such as unlock, dim, play, clean, or adjust temperature; 6. Device returns status or telemetry to Home Hub; 7. Hub updates app and triggers notifications or automations. Visual style: professional photorealistic-inspired smart home presentation graphic blended with structured infographic overlays, clean boxes, crisp arrows, subtle glow accents, cool tech blue palette with white, slate, and cyan highlights, polished presentation background, modern enterprise mood, high clarity, balanced spacing. Use generic device designs only, no brand marks. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no real cloud-vendor logos (AWS / GCP / Azure) — use generic cloud icons, no watermarks No real smart home brand logos (no Google Home / Alexa / HomePod). Generic icons.