Latest news on the Matter standard

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 has launched a new in-wall thermostat in its EDIZIO.liv design line. What sets this device apart: it is certified

With several hundred web pages, matter-smarthome.de has grown into a comprehensive resource. But not everyone has the time or desire

The first belt winder to support the Matter standard doesn’t come from Germany. It was launched by Chinese company Meross

The manufacturer Ledvance is presenting new lamps, adapter plugs and wall switches under the Osram name. In a blog post

The SwitchBot Hub 3 (link) is a logical next step for the company. Its predecessor, the Hub 2, was already

Two new Matter-enabled devices expand TP-Link’s smart home range (link). The Chinese manufacturer is adding a somewhat dissimilar duo to

The Austrian company Mayer & Co Beschläge – better known as Maco (link) – is expanding its range with a

To start with: “Matter over Bridge” is not an official term. The phrase isn’t used in the Matter smart home

Since version 1.3, the Matter standard has included support for energy monitoring. Devices that support this feature can report information

This time, there’s no major version jump: The regular spring update to the Matter specifications doesn’t carry the expected version

An interview with Ingo Fischer, software developer and lead of the open-source project matter.js (link). The additional software developer kit