With the explosive growth of IoT scenarios like smart homes and the Industrial Internet, seamless connectivity and interoperability between devices have become core requirements for industry development. The Matter protocol, a unified connectivity standard launched by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), aims to break down barriers between different ecosystems and enable more convenient collaboration among various smart devices. Wi-Fi, one of the world's most ubiquitous wireless connectivity technologies, with its high bandwidth and wide coverage, is a key enabler for the implementation of the Matter protocol. Matter over Wi-Fi not only leverages Wi-Fi's advantages in home and business deployments but also promotes deep integration between devices through standardized protocols.
However, the current application of Matter over Wi-Fi still faces multiple challenges: regional differences in network environments, industry requirements for technology implementation, and room for solution optimization. These challenges urgently require collaborative discussion and collaboration across the industry. Against this backdrop, the forum focused on the current state of technology, practical applications, and development directions, building a cross-sector exchange platform to help companies grasp technological trends, overcome implementation bottlenecks, and accelerate the transition of Matter over Wi-Fi from standardization to large-scale application, injecting new momentum into efficient connectivity across the IoT industry.
Sponsor: WiFi Alliance, CSA Connectivity Standards Alliance, Shenzhen Internet of Things Industry Association
Organizer: Shenzhen Ulinkmedia Co., Ltd.
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