Thread is a low-power, wireless mesh networking protocol based on IPv6. It enables direct device-to-device, device-to-mobile, and device-to-cloud connectivity. As an IP network, Thread supports one or more concurrent application layers to securely communicate end-to-end across other link technologie...
Commissioning devices to a Thread-based network using Bluetooth has many benefits. Thread is based on the widely used IEEE 802.15.4 wireless radio standard which was specifically designed for extremely low power operation. All devices on a Thread network form a mesh, which extends the range of the n...
Over the past three years, a consortium of leading European companies worked on defining and implementing a set of Open Architectures for Intelligent Solid-State Lighting (OpenAIS for short). The OpenAIS project, partly funded by the European Union within the Horizon 2020 program, has showcased how ...
When defining requirements for building automation, network designers want to make sure that their solution of choice operates well within the existing network. At the same time, they need assurance that the solution is both future proof and scalable. This is also true for developers defining smart ...
Numerous wired and wireless solutions for connecting IoT devices in a home or building exist on the market today. Often, these technologies form a full stack covering the physical connection through the application and control protocols that run on top of it. Though this might sound good for interop...
"IoT is hard." So much so, that a whopping 75 percent of all IoT projects fail. There are a lot of reasons why this is the case, but often it stems from not having the right technology for the challenge of building connected products. At Particle, we believe that real IoT is absolutely achievab...
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