Microsoft teamed up with Insteon to push smart home products next month
Microsoft has announced that it has entered into a partnership with home automation equipment manufacturer Insteon, and plans to integrate the popular home automation network into the Windows ecosystem from June 1 this year, targeting Windows Phone 8 devices and running Windows 8.1. The system's tablet, laptop or desktop launches an enhanced version of the Insteon app.
Microsoft said that users will soon be surprised to find that Microsoft stores will have some Insteon products, including InsteonLED bulbs, and a complete smart home kit that includes InsteonHub and selected peripherals, similar to the smart homes listed last year. System InsteonStarterKit. It is reported that Insteon equipment will be priced between $30 and $80, and the package starts at $199.
The enhanced version of the Insteon app introduces some unique features for Windows systems that will include a complete all-in-one dynamic tile, which enables devices with Windows 8.1 to dynamically update multiple devices when the screen is turned on. In addition, Insteon will also enhance camera support, allowing users to view information in full-screen, multi-source, or use the camera without having to install InsteonHub.
Insteon will also introduce a new "visitor" model that allows guests or children to be restricted when entering the system. In addition, the enhanced version of Insteon has improved the dashboard interface and supports a “multi-ground control†mode that allows users to control through multiple accounts or business locations in one account.
Although Insteon currently offers exclusive integrated dynamic tile devices for Microsoft's Windows systems, the company's team said it will provide these features to both Android and iOS users in the future. However, Insteon did not disclose a specific timetable.
Insteon is a free home automation network company based in Irvine, California, USA, whose products are well received by users. Insteon's network integrates the radio frequency of existing power line interfaces to provide fast, reliable, dual-band connectivity. Insteon's product line includes more than 200 sensors, switches, cameras, and other devices for monitoring and home automation.
In addition to developing its own products, Insteon is able to control certain smart devices from third parties. For example, the most famous device is Nest's intelligent thermostat. In January of this year, Nest was Google's $3.2 billion in January this year. Acquisition. Insteon uses backdoor integration to provide basic services to users.
Insteon said that this enhanced version of the device will be unveiled on Microsoft's official website, MicrosoftStore.com, on June 1 this year, providing product demonstrations, online training, etc., and will be officially launched in early July this year.
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