Dotdot is the bridge that allows Zigbee devices to be able to communicate with IP devices on a thread network. The Zigbee alliance are hoping it will help to the minimize the IoT industry’s fragmentation, and we’re all for that!
December 12, 2017 — The Zigbee alliance and thread group today announced the availability of the Dotdot specification over Thread’s IP network. This is the first time developers can confidently use an established, open, and interoperable IoT language over a low-power wireless IP network, which will help unify the fragmented connected device industry and unlock new markets.
“We’re at an exciting point in the smart home where the broader consumer market is embracing mainstream connected products; 26% of consumers own a smart home device according to our new research,” said Tom Kerber, director of IoT method at Parks Associates. “To be competitive in a market where consumers will rely on these devices for years to come, companies need to take a long-term view, aligning with technologies that will enable advancement and interoperability, and continue to deliver on the pledge of the IoT for every stakeholder.”
Dotdot is the Zigbee Alliance’s universal language for the IoT, making it possible for smart objects to work together on any network. thread is the thread Group’s open, IPv6-based, low-power, safe and future-proof mesh networking technology for IoT products. These two leading organizations have come together to deliver a mature, scalable option for IoT interoperability that isn’t confined to single-vendor ecosystems or technologies.
Delivering on the pledge of the IoT
The early Internet faced the same challenges as today’s IoT. Currently, connected devices can struggle to deliver a seamless experience because they speak different languages (or in technical terms, use different “application layers”). For the internet, the industry fixed this problem with open, universal protocols over IP – a combination that unlocked and accelerated innovation. Dotdot’s common device language over Thread’s IP network extends this same proven technique to the Internet of Things. With Dotdot over Thread, product and platform vendors can make sure the high-quality, interoperable user experiences needed to drive growth, while IP allows vendors to maintain a direct connection to their device – and their customers.
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Dotdot is the bridge that allows Zigbee devices to be able to communicate with IP devices on a thread network. The Zigbee alliance are hoping it will help to the minimize the IoT industry’s fragmentation, and we’re all for that!
December 12, 2017 — The Zigbee alliance and thread group today announced the availability of the Dotdot specification over Thread’s IP network. This is the first time developers can confidently use an established, open, and interoperable IoT language over a low-power wireless IP network, which will help unify the fragmented connected device industry and unlock new markets.
“We’re at an exciting point in the smart home where the broader consumer market is embracing mainstream connected products; 26% of consumers own a smart home device according to our new research,” said Tom Kerber, director of IoT method at Parks Associates. “To be competitive in a market where consumers will rely on these devices for years to come, companies need to take a long-term view, aligning with technologies that will enable advancement and interoperability, and continue to deliver on the pledge of the IoT for every stakeholder.”
Dotdot is the Zigbee Alliance’s universal language for the IoT, making it possible for smart objects to work together on any network. thread is the thread Group’s open, IPv6-based, low-power, safe and future-proof mesh networking technology for IoT products. These two leading organizations have come together to deliver a mature, scalable option for IoT interoperability that isn’t confined to single-vendor ecosystems or technologies.
Delivering on the pledge of the IoT
The early Internet faced the same challenges as today’s IoT. Currently, connected devices can struggle to deliver a seamless experience because they speak different languages (or in technical terms, use different “application layers”). For the internet, the industry fixed this problem with open, universal protocols over IP – a combination that unlocked and accelerated innovation. Dotdot’s common device language over Thread’s IP network extends this same proven technique to the Internet of Things. With Dotdot over Thread, product and platform vendors can make sure the high-quality, interoperable user experiences needed to drive growth, while IP allows vendors to maintain a direct connection to their device – and their customers.
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