Matter, a new industry standard for smart homes, promises universal product interoperability, better user experiences, and reduced friction across the consumer electronics (CE) marketplace. At its core, Matter is a universal “language” for smart home device communication using networks already available in most homes –Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Thread. Matter makes smart homes smarter by transforming the whole home into a plug-and-play automation platform for CE products.
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Table Of Contents:
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Smart Homes Aren't Very Smart
- What Problems Does Matter Solve?
- The Quest For Interoperability
- Interoperability - A Consumer's Point Of View
- Interoperability - A CE Industry Point Of View
- Three Keys To Matter's Success
- Inside Matter
- NXP Leadership: Silicon And Software
- FAQ
- Consumer Questions
- Supplier Questions
- The Matter Effect
- Figure 1: The Matter Stick
- Figure 2: Matter-Enabled Smart Home Network Schematic
- Figure 3: Matter Bridging
- Figure 4: NXP Silicon For Matter And Thread
Companies Cited:
- Amazon
- Apple
- NXP
Bill Curtis is the Moor Insights & Strategy Analyst in Residence for large-scale Internet of Things systems. Bill helps enterprises design distributed solutions that integrate the full end-to-end IoT stack from real-world devices to analytics.
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