Eltako Upgrades Wi-Fi Aactuators to Matter
The southern German electronics company Eltako (link) has launched its first product for the Matter smart home standard. The EUD62NPN-IPM […]
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News and articles about products that support Matter.
First Wall Socket with Matter over Thread
Up to now, when people have talked about Matter sockets, it has always been about smart plugs – adaptors that
Matter Module for Wall Push-Buttons
The Austrian start-up Innovation matters has announced another product for the Matter standard. Following its Wi-Fi bridge for DALI luminaires,
Eve Launches Early Access for Matter in Radiator Controls
What worked with the first Matter products from Eve Systems is now being repeated by the manufacturer with its Eve
TPVision Announces Philips TVs with Matter
With TPVision, another major TV manufacturer has committed to the Matter smart home standard. The Dutch company, which is part
Nanoleaf Skylight Launched without Matter for now
LED specialist Nanoleaf is one of the Matter pioneers and has numerous products on the market that support the standard
Wibutler Pro to Support Matter
With the German Wibutler platform, another system from the professional building technology sector is adopting the Matter standard. As the
The Matter Innovations at CES 2024
This year’s CES trade fair was dominated by artificial intelligence and digital assistants such as ChatGPT. There was much less
Matter for Homematic IP and Somfy RTS
So far, there is no official Matter roadmap for the Homematic IP and Somfy RTS wireless systems. Both providers, EQ-3
Nuki Smart Lock with Matter now Available
New technology, familiar look: Externally, there is no difference between the fourth generation of Nuki’s smart lock and its predecessor.
SmartThings and its Multi-Hub Network
At the SDC23 developer conference, Samsung gave an outlook on the further development of its SmartThings ecosystem. The “Hub Everywhere”
These Luminaires Shed Light on the Future with Matter
What do manufacturers like Artemide, Eglo, Luke Roberts, Occhio, Paul Neuhaus or Nimbus have in common? They offer decorative lights