Zigbee Alliance Releases Home Automation Standard Version 1.2
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July 24, 2013 - The ZigBee® Alliance announced the release of Zigbee Home Automation Standard version 1.2, making it readily available for Zigbee-based product development. This latest version introduces a host of new features, particularly focused on enhancements for door-locks, smart appliances, and electrical measurement devices.
Key Features and Enhancements in Version 1.2
The standard 1.2 brings significant improvements to existing functionalities in:
- Door Locks: Enhanced security and control features for Zigbee-enabled door locks.
- Smart Appliances: Expanded support and interoperability with a wider range of smart appliances.
- Electrical Measurement Devices: Improved accuracy and data reporting capabilities for electrical measurement devices.
ZigBee Home Automation: The Preferred Choice
“ZigBee Home Automation is already the most robust, reliable and scalable low power wireless standard in the home and the technology of choice for world-leading service providers, installers and retailers,” said Tobin J.M. Richardson, Chairman & CEO of the ZigBee Alliance.
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