I think a physical input for Google would be a quality integration for the elderly and vocally disabled. Also for guests of smart homes. the ability to push a button to enable multiple things to turn on/trigger automation is extremely valuable. Whether from a Bluetooth controller via CCwGTV or a WiFi-enabled multifunction button like a Shelly or Flick there are many ways to allow this to happen. If someone is mute or has a speech impediment they should be just as capable of enjoying an automated home. In another case, a less, tech savvy spouse, or live-in grandparent can make things difficult to operate a smart home effectively. With WiFi buttons or a remote input, many integrations are simply a click away without the need of your voice or a high-tech phone/other interface. Any thoughts?
