This country research report on Vietnam Market offers comprehensive insights into the market landscape, customer intelligence, and competitive strategies in the Vietnam market. The report further ...

“Universal Electronics Inc. brings us its expertise in smart control development and industrialization as well as being a ...

U-blox has introduced Bluetooth LE modules with PSA Certified Level 3 security, based on Nordic Semiconductor's nRF54L family of wireless ...

Convergence of AI and IoT will fundamentally reshape the digital economy in 2025, and beyond, by creating smarter, more ...

Rising Proliferation of IoT Devices Worldwide Strongly Contributing to Industry GrowthDublin, Jan. 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Wireless Connectivity Market by Technology, Network Type, End User, ...

The well-informed hueblog.com reports that Zigbee wireless network sensing is the technology Hue will most likely use. According to HueBlog – which first got wind of this more than a year ago ...

This video, published by the CSA, illustrates how Ivani’s wireless network sensing works over a Zigbee network. Motion sensing in the smart home has several use cases, from lighting control and ...

It involves an update to the Zigbee wireless protocol, and could allow your bulbs and lamps to detect your presence without the need for any extra hardware. When you connect your smart lights, ...

The concept was developed by wireless networking company Ivani as an example of what's possible with Zigbee. When you connect your smart lights, switches and other devices to a Philips Hue Bridge ...

Elecrow’s CrowPanel Advance is a family of 2.8-inch to 7-inch ESP32-S3 WiFi and BLE displays that supports replaceable modules for Thread/Zigbee/Matter ... or nRF2401 2.4GHz wireless MCU. Dimensions – ...

A demo of Ambient Sensing for Zigbee lights shows how smart lights could soon be used as motion sensors with just a firmware update and no additional hardware. Philips Hue products may soon ...

Wiz’s SmartSense tech leverages Wi-Fi signals rather than Zigbee, but both appear to employ the same basic technique: detecting motion by sensing disturbances within wireless networks.