Here are some of the popular features of the system.  Each link is a step-by-step walk-through showing how to do it and what equipment you'll need:

Safety & Security

Keyless Go for the home
When you lock or unlock a door from the outside of the house, automatically arm/disarm the alarm panel and do other things like adjust the lights so you don't have to worry about forgetting them.

__Create permanent or temporary PIN codes for door locks__

Get an alert when a sensor is tripped or a door lock is activated

Archive video from a camera when a sensor is tripped or at regular intervals

Home Automation

Create timers
Do certain things at times of the day or at intervals.  Examples: turn off all the lights on weekdays at 30 minutes past sunrise.

__Create events__

__Add delays to scenes__
Like turn on a light, then turn if off after 30 seconds.  Or, turn on a light, wait 2 minutes, and then turn on another one.

__Control MiOS from your mobile phone__

Bridge multiple MiOS engines
Z-Wave becomes less reliable in large homes or when there are large distances without nodes, like in detached buildings.  You greatly improve reliability when you put a different MiOS system in each area, each with it's own separate Z-Wave network, and then join them together over your home network.  This also allows you, for example, to put a MiOS engine physically next to an alarm panel with a serial interface, and another one in front of a TV with an infrared transmitter, and then join them all as one system.

__Control UPnP devices__

Audio Video & Universal remote

__Add Infrared control of your audio/video gear__
This includes using your mobile phone as a universal remote.