The natural resources around us represent the basis for all human activity on Earth. We use these resources to produce food, clean drinking water, clothes, electrical energy, and everything else we need to survive. But these resources are limited.
Read More ❯Winners aim to build a smarter sustainable world with Bluetooth LE
By Linda Pettersson December 7, 2022
Topics: smart home, Bluetooth Low Energy, Sustainability
Creating smart homes and building automation that are good for people and the environment
By Lorenzo Amicucci July 20, 2022
From a simple roof over our heads to a suitable place to work, travel, and shop, we spend so much of our lives indoors that creating the best possible environment is key to human wellbeing. Wireless technology can help.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, thread, Bluetooth Low Energy, Matter, Wi-Fi
As the much-paraphrased quote goes: “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” Twentieth-century predictions for today’s smart home are a case in point. As recently as 1999, 'experts' predicted that by 2005 we would have articulated two-armed house cleaning robots that could tidy up the place as well as wield a vacuum cleaner. Fast forward to 2022, and the suggestion is as far-fetched as ever.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, Matter
The kitchen has long been the heart of the home and the lifeblood of the food and hospitality sector. Now, as wireless technology gives rise to the smart kitchen, amateur and professional chefs are eschewing traditional cooking methods for time-saving and quality-enhancing contemporary operations.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, Bluetooth Low Energy, Matter
Wireless occupancy detection technology aids productivity and sustainability
By Lorenzo Amicucci December 22, 2021
Real-time occupancy monitoring of the comings and goings inside a warehouse, conference room, or corridor yields valuable data. That data can be sent to the Cloud for deeper analysis and strategic decision-making on occupancy issues such as enhanced building security, personnel safety monitoring, and sustainable lighting and HVAC use.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, Bluetooth Low Energy
Evidently, a single wireless protocol will not reign over a widely adopted smart home sector. By combining the powers of leading protocols, innovative OEMs and technology companies can develop wireless products and services that "just work."
Topics: smart home, thread, Matter
The newest Apple's HomeKit Accessory Protocol specification opens strategic and marketing opportunities for Nordic customers. Nordic SW and HW support the extended HomeKit with both Thread and Bluetooth LE options.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, thread, Bluetooth Low Energy
Promoted by the 150 companies forming the Zigbee Alliance, Project CHIP could play a pivotal role in invigorating the relatively young smart home sector.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, thread, zigbee, Bluetooth Low Energy
According to analyst Navigant Research, we will see smart meters installed in six-out-of-ten homes worldwide by 2028. The driving forces behind that growth may be somewhat surprising.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home, cellular IoT, Matter
The well-kept secret is out of the bag: Connected Home over IP (CHIP) promises interoperability for smart home devices. We take a look at what this means for Nordic customers and other embedded developers.
Read More ❯Topics: smart home