ControlThink’s Z-Wave PC Software Development Kit allows PC software developers to create applications that are fully compliant with Zensys' Z-Wave control technology. The SDK consists of the new ...

Join the event trusted by enterprise leaders for nearly two decades. VB Transform brings together the people building real enterprise AI strategy. Learn more The Z-Wave Alliance today detailed a new ...

BEAVERTON, Ore. –The Z-Wave Alliance, a standards development organization for smart home and Z-Wave technology, has announced that the specification for Z-Wave Long Range (ZWLR) for the European ...

Beaverton, OR – February 29, 2024 – The Z-Wave Alliance, the standards development organization dedicated to advancing the smart home and Z-Wave technology, today announces that the specification for ...

KIRKLAND, WASH. – Hub-less home-automation systems incorporating standardized Bluetooth mesh technology could hit the market sometime next year, thanks to a Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) ...

The Z-Wave Alliance, the standards development organization dedicated to advancing the smart home and Z-Wave technology, today releases the list of the latest Certified Z-Wave and Z-Wave Long Range ...

Sigma Designs is showing off the latest generation of its Z-Wave mesh-network technology at CES. The company says its Z-Wave 700 platform will enable a new class of smart home devices that can be used ...

The Z-Wave Alliance recently announced that the Z-Wave Long Range (Z-Wave LR) specification is available for product development by alliance members. Also announced is the first implementation of ...

In 2001, Danish company Zensys first introduced the Z-Wave wireless home control protocol, built specifically for the smart home, well before anyone was calling it that. The development team knew that ...

Now, two new wireless networking technologies are vying to take the place of Ethernet cabling for at least some applications in the digital home—specifically, the transport of sensor feedback ...

Z-Wave smart plugs create reliable home automation networks that don't crash when your WiFi gets crowded. These devices use a dedicated 908.42MHz frequency to avoid interference from your router, ...