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Sliding doors controlled by Remote control device.

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Can they be operated with a remote control device?
The remote control device will have buttons for opening & closing the left and right door.

What will be the design & construction changes in the sliding doors so that they can be operated using a remote control device?

We have to convert the Sliding doors fixing with electric motors?

If yes, where could be the positions of the electrical motors one each for left and right sliding door?

Smartphone app/s can be designed and developed for controlling the Sliding Doors using WIFI?

Can this be achieved?

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Prashant S Akerkar

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Thanks.

As the Sliding doors design varies with number of doors (2,3,4 ... n) there would be customisation required for every Sliding Doors product in terms of fixing motors, Smartphone app customisation, remote control functions?

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The doors are connected, so when the initial door opens, it forces the others to open along with it.

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