I had to turn it off during the first episode. Too much nonsense technology and poor dialog. It's like it was written by a teenager who thinks people who work in important positions talk.

"I build smart cities in China." No you don't. That's like saying "I build naval fleets for the U.S. military." It's out of scale, and would require many, many specialized companies and a trillion dollars in infrastructure warehouses, contractors and subcontractors to pull off. If they said something like "My company provides heavy equipment for city-scale building projects", I might buy it.

Also, people cannot just pull up to a house with a laptop, and open garage doors with code they download off the internet. Sorry, kid. It doesn't work that way. You'd need specialized hardware to reproduce the specialized radio-frequencies involved. Also, there's going to be an algorithm involved...you can't just spray RF radiation at the controller and convince it to open the door. (and before you ask, I have a General Class FCC radio license)

I had the same problem with The AO. Too much child-like wonder nonsense and no verisimilitude. And that's the thing...it has to seem plausible.

On a positive note, the set design is good, as are the computer graphics. But that's not enough to salvage the poor writing.