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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/7\/19\/23269460\/thread-1-3-0-matter-border-routers-homepod-mini-echo-nest<\/a> Matter is getting closer. The new smart home standard<\/a> promising to make setting up a smart home as easy as screwing in a lightbulb took a big step toward that lofty goal this week. Thread, the main wireless protocol Matter will run on alongside Wi-Fi, just dropped a major upgrade. Thread 1.3.0 will enable Thread devices to work with any Thread border router, removing the current manufacturer-specific roadblocks. It also sets the stage for Thread-enabled Matter devices \u2014 which should start arriving later this year<\/a> \u2014 to join existing Thread networks using those border routers.<\/p>\n If you have any of these devices in your home today, you are in luck. Once upgraded by the manufacturer, they can become a Thread 1.3.0 border router. This will allow you to add any Thread device to your home without buying any additional hardware. <\/p>\n While there may be more options as Matter gets closer (a Thread border router can be built into almost any device with an always-on power source and an internet connection), the manufacturers of these products have publicly committed to making them Thread border routers<\/a> when Matter arrives. <\/p>\n In the case of the Apple, Eero, and Nanoleaf devices, they\u2019re already operating as border routers. The Thread 1.3.0 specification \/ certification is backward-compatible with previous versions. \u201cFrom a technical perspective, anything that is currently running as a Thread border router can be updated,\u201d Jonathan Hui<\/a>, VP of technology for the Thread Group and a principal software engineer at Google Nest, told The Verge<\/em> in an interview. <\/p>\n
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