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Smart Home
Enabling an Intelligent and Interconnected Home Ecosystem
People invest in smart home devices to automate, stay informed, and make their lives easier. They don’t really think or care about what platform their devices are built upon, they just want them to work and work together.
The goal of the OCF Smart Home Project is to provide a common set of open standards, or building blocks, that smart home device makers can leverage to ensure customers have the device interconnectivity experience they’re looking for.
Smart Home Not Connected Home; They Are Very Different!
A connected home is one with devices that pair to apps on your smartphone or tablet. Essentially, you have one app for every connected device. Contrast that with a smart home which is device-to-device or device-to-service communication. Smart home devices can act intelligently based on the information they are receiving from another device. The devices all agree to say the same thing the same way, and then share the intelligence they gather.
Examples:
- Connected home – Change the house temperature from a phone app before you get there.
- Smart home – Security video system recognizes your car pulling into the driveway and automatically tells the thermostat to change the house temperature, turn on the interior lights and pre-heat the oven.
When devices can communicate with each other – without direct customer interaction – it drives efficiency and a better user experience. Devices share information and keep residents more informed over all.
Reducing Connectivity Challenges by Speaking the Same Language.
- To date most smart home devices are built using proprietary platforms, inhibiting them from interconnecting with devices on different platforms.
- The OCF Smart Home provide foundational technologies that forge solutions for connectivity challenges and advance innovation.
Breaking Down Walls by Coalescing into a Comprehensive Vision of Connectivity.
- Industry leaders are coming together to support a common framework and create device specifications that will allow for an open development environment
- The OCF Project is providing the glue - a general framework that device makers can use to ensure their solutions can talk to everyone else’s, thus offering customers choice, creativity, and satisfaction.
The collaboration of its 300+ participating companies comprised of leading innovators across industries representing consumer electronics, automotive, healthcare, and industrial.
Read more on the OCF Smart Home FAQ page.
Samsung pledges to make all products ‘IoT ready’ by 2020
Samsung aims to drive IoT adoption by boosting interoperability, through the use of standards and an ‘open platform’ approach.
South Korean multinational conglomerate Samsung has said it will make all its products IoT ready by 2020, with a plan to boost adoption via what it calls an “open, consistent and intelligent platform.”
Follow this link to read the full article by Rene Millman on Internet of Business.
IoT Security by Design
The OCF Security Working Group is raising the bar for IoT security standards
The rapid growth of the Internet of Things has made connected devices an integral part of our daily lives, but this increased connectivity also comes with security risks due to… [Read More]
Video: OCF at CES 2016
Watch this video from Open Connectivity Foundation (formerly known as Open Interconnect Consortium) at CES 2016.