Hunter Douglas Shades Now Support Matter
The Dutch-American manufacturer Hunter Douglas (link) has announced that its PowerView smart home platform now supports the Matter standard (link). […]
openHAB 5.0 with Matter – For a More Open Smart Home
With the release of version 5.0, openHAB (link) adds support for the Matter standard. The open-source platform for smart homes is thus
“Our Clients’ Customers Are Asking for Matter”
An interview with Benjamin Jansen, project manager at Wibutler (link) and responsible for developing the Matter Bridge in the Wibutler
Video Doorbell with Matter Hub from Aqara
Aqara’s lineup of Matter-enabled smart home hubs continues to grow. The latest addition: the Doorbell Camera Hub G410 – a
New Devices: Ikea to Focus Heavily on Matter in 2026
The Swedish furniture giant Ikea (link) plans to launch more than 20 new smart home devices starting in January 2026,
Ikea Update: Dirigera Hub Becomes a Matter Controller
Ikea’s smart home system is on the verge of a major upgrade. Since early July, the Swedish company has been
Nuki Brings Its Matter-Enabled Smart Lock to the U.S.
In Europe, Nuki (link) is already something of a household name. According to the company, the Austrian smart home startup
Feller Embraces Matter: Wi-Fi Thermostat from Switzerland
Feller has launched a new in-wall thermostat in its EDIZIO.liv design line. What sets this device apart: it is certified
Matter Explained in 3 Minutes – A Beginner’s Guide
With several hundred web pages, matter-smarthome.de has grown into a comprehensive resource. But not everyone has the time or desire
Electric Belt Winder with Matter from Meross
The first belt winder to support the Matter standard doesn’t come from Germany. It was launched by Chinese company Meross
The Osram Brand Is Back – With Matter Products
The manufacturer Ledvance is presenting new lamps, adapter plugs and wall switches under the Osram name. In a blog post
SwitchBot Hub 3: Control Center with Matter Bridge
The SwitchBot Hub 3 (link) is a logical next step for the company. Its predecessor, the Hub 2, was already