Nowadays, all or almost all of us already have a product smart House in our homes and it’s quite difficult when you use devices different brands synchronize them, since they do not work together. Google’s standard, Matter, wants to address this issue.
So that we all have an idea of what we are talking about, Matter is standard smart home industry than Google developed in collaboration with other companies to help you make all kinds of connections. You just need to enable Matter to be able to link them all.
What is the benefit of this? well, when you buy any device with Matter, the installation process is expected to be very quick and easy. With just a few clicks, you can easily link it to your home network, other smart ecosystem, and Android (and soon iOS) apps.
Well, fortunately for all of us, the Connectivity Standards Alliance and its members, which include major companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Samsung and other manufacturers of devices for House (more than 280 companies) today announced the official launch of the smart home accessories standard. Matter 1.0.
Matter 1.0, the new smart home standard for everyone, is officially launched
We recently reported that this standard is already being used in android. Well now With the release of Matter 1.0, authorized test labs are ready to certify products.
This original version Matter will be compatible with a wide range of devices that will receive this feature.including lighting, HVAC controls, security sensors, door locks, media devices… among others.
Please note that not only can they include this feature in their new products, but it also means that they can update their existing products to be compatible with Matter.
Actually, iOS 16.1 is already laying the groundwork for Matter, so it could be announced when the update is released. This will allow HomeKit devices to work with others from Google or Amazon, for example.
It will probably be a slow process, but the official release of the Matter 1.0 smart home standard is a big step in the right direction.
Source: Computer Hoy
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