Apple is involved with the "Home Connected Project over IP". Home automation is a deal

Since the last few years Apple has already had more a home program known as Apple HomeKit, they have used this technology on their devices and turned something that was hard to make into most of us. It is true that these terms require a lot of significant nuances and that Apple has not made home automation as this technology has been around for many years but apparently the higher prices are to use (they need a tool at home as a connected computer) Not the ones we have today.

Today, with an iPad, HomePod or Apple TV and iPhone we can do some things for our home, office, etc. In a simple way. But as we all know there are some "principles" of some kind to make our home and here comes a new project called “Home connected home via IP".

What exactly is this Home Connected Home over IP?

To explain it in a simple way and for everyone to understand at first we will say what it is about integrate all the various "protocols" used in home automation -HomeKit, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Zigbee, etc.- in one controlled IP connection. Well, this way with some software and Hardware on each default user device the user can directly use this type of light bulbs, plugs, blind motors and other smart devices that deal with each of the below agreements, Apple with HomeKit, – Amazon Alexa, etc., etc.

This may seem like a great deal to all of us who have been pulled out of some of the simple home automation that buys a color bulb associated with our program (HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant and others) because it can allow with Protocol to govern everything, without the need for truly compatible, open source type. when everyone has a place. All of this looks good but you have to be tricky and that all products get money from manufacturers for adding these protocols and their related hardware, that is, Apple always makes Lifx sell one of its brakes and with this Home Connected Project over IP, this would not be possible.

One of the options discussed without knowing all the details is that this service is limited and you can only work with or without the bulb, that you can't set it up when you're away from home or that it's incompatible with an automation sensor like the one we can build today with Kogeek and iPhone products for example … which is it The project is exciting and can offer a lot to talk about home automation development at some level, we will see what the results are as time goes by.