Latest news on the Matter standard

The Matter Standard in 2026 – A Status Review

2025 was an eventful year for Matter. The number of committed manufacturers continued to grow. Companies such as Busch-Jaeger (ABB), […]

Matter is not just creating a new smart home standard. Its potential applications extend beyond the private sphere, as demonstrated

That was fast: Samsung Electronics has announced that its smart home platform now supports Matter 1.5. With this move, the

Until now, the HomeyOS smart home operating system was only available in combination with hardware. Control hubs such as the

With the Warema Group (link), an important provider of shading solutions is adopting the Matter standard. The German family-owned company

Ikea has released its first Matter-enabled products, and in Europe models like Bilresa, Myggspray, Timmerflotte & Co. are already available.

Eve Systems, now part of ABB, has introduced the fifth generation of its Eve Thermo radiator thermostat (link). As with

An interview with Alexander Döpper of SmartSpace Consulting (link). He advises on smart homes, smart buildings, and building automation, focusing

Some say that the launch of the Matter standard in November 2022 came too early for Thread. The radio protocol

Hosenso, a company based in Germany (link), aims to optimize household energy flows with a central controller that brings together

The Open Home Foundation (link) has announced plans to rebuild Home Assistant’s certified Matter server on a new foundation. Instead

Since the Home Assistant Yellow was discontinued, the Open Home Foundation (link) only has one smart home hub of its