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InnoPhase IoT Adds Matter v1.2 Support to STM32U5 with Talaria TWO Wi-Fi Platform

August 21, 2024

home automation

interoperability

The smart home remains a very fragmented landscape, and Matter is a critical industry effort to unlock more value. Parks Associates research shows 54 million internet households in the US have at least one smart home device, and consumers now have an average of 17 connected devices in their home,” said Jennifer Kent, VP of Research at IoT Research firm Parks Associates. “Product developers seek power-efficient Wi-Fi solutions that can help get their next generation Matter-enabled solutions to market quickly.”

From the InnoPhase press release, "InnoPhase IoT Adds Matter v1.2 Support to STM32U5 with Talaria TWO Wi-Fi Platform"

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