>>106539770
>N1
Nehehehehehehehe >:]

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An entire new networking protocol ? Really ?

Can some one give a QRD on thread ?

>>106539786
I can hear the EU drafting up litigation now.

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>>106539779
it was attention grabbing image, yes, but i still wish to know about thread

>>106539770
N

>>106539799
explain this to me like i just got out of bed ( i just got out of bed )

>>106539770
Native 4chan support

>>106539834
Low power networking standard for all kinds of IoT bullshit. HOWEVER, remember what happened with USB-C.

It's for Matter which will allow smart devices from different ecosystems to work with each other. Before you'd have things that only work with Alexa, Google home, HomeKit, etc. and if you only had an Alexa but bought a HomeKit smart device, you couldn't really use it. Matter makes it so that all of them can communicate and work with each other

>>106539786
Probably this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_(network_protocol)
>Often used as a transport for Matter
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_(standard)
>technical standard for smart home and IoT (Internet of Things) devices.
>though the ability to commission a finished product into a Matter network in the field mandates certification and membership fees,] entailing both one-time, recurring, and per-product costs. This is enforced using a public key infrastructure (PKI) and so-called device attestation certificates.
Sounds like a money grab to me.

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>>106539815
mesh network for home automation like zigbee

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>>106539872
And of course they don't even tell you how much it costs.

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>>106539918
What the fuck.

>mesh network: |:
>mesh network, apple: o:

>>106539770
i think we can already hook everything up through wifi.
wifi 6 allows very low rate speeds to avoid burning out microcontroller batteries. set up a pairing protocol over i2C with some 3-pad connector on the router and we're golden.

Why don't they just make the standard open so anyone can use it?
Oh wait then they can't make even more money

does this affect me if i don't have any home appliances that connect to the internet?

I assumed it had something to do with the milimeter waves but I guess it's just some bullshit that should be over wifi

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>>106540046
>he doesn't know

>>106540166
WIFI is too complex and draws too much power. also suffers trough walls
this is for chips that fit into lightbulbs or switches and don't make them expensive. at a lower frequency

>>106539770
N1
N1
N1

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