A lost suitcase quickly becomes stressful: the baggage carousel is empty, the airline is still searching, and nobody knows exactly where the bag is. A luggage tracker can provide additional clues in this situation. However, not every tracker works with every smartphone, and a Bluetooth model is technically very different from a GPS tracker. The …
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A light switch from manufacturer A, a motion sensor from manufacturer B, and a radiator thermostat from manufacturer C: combining different brands in a smart home used to be unnecessarily complicated. Matter is designed to solve this problem. The Connectivity Standards Alliance standard defines how compatible devices communicate and connect to platforms such as Amazon …
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A robot lawn mower without a boundary wire initially sounds like a particularly simple solution: define virtual boundaries in the app, press start, and let the lawn look after itself. In practice, advertised lawn area alone does not determine whether a mower works well day to day. Narrow passages, trees, high walls, shade, slopes, and …
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