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AllSeen Alliance publishes standards for wireless lighting
Third-party developers envision that if the new framework of the AllSeen Alliance is popular, wireless lighting may soon become a more convenient technology for consumers. The AllSeenAlliance Alliance, which promotes the Internet of Things standards for AllJoyn mesh networks, has created an intelligent lighting device that proposes a standard on how wireless lighting should interoperate with other appliances and people. This means that any device that runs the AllJoyn open source protocol designed by Qualcomm will have code to control the light bulb. So when the lights are dim, the AllJoyn smoke detector can turn AllJoyn back on, or AllJoyn can dim the lights when the LG TV turns on automatically. The benefit of a single lighting control standard is that most of the interactions are pre-configured and attached to the device, and people do not need to use manual controls when they don't want to do it. In addition, consumers do not need to design programs that interact, and developers have programmed them. This new standard, known as the Lighting Services Framework (LSF), will come into effect at the end of this year. This standard not only controls lighting between different devices, but also provides a channel and platform for communication between third-party developers and different manufacturers. Of course, manufacturers must implement the lighting framework of the AllSeen Alliance. As a home with multiple ways of wireless lighting, I am honored. The wireless technology company LIFX chief technology MarcAlexander will be employed by the LSF committee. LIFX has implemented AllJoyn technology, and other companies including August and Sproutling and Revolv have implemented the technology. The AllSeen Alliance has more than 60 members in the past 10 months, including the famous brands Electrolux, Microsoft, LG, Haier, Bosch and so on. However, I would like to see how Philips is developing. This is the same manufacturer of popular color lights as Wink. A competitively priced $15 LED bulb may become popular.