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After you connect your smart devices in the Google Home app, you can use the Google Home app to control them. If you have a Google Nest or Home speaker or display, you can also use voice commands to control your smart devices. To share your Matter device with other ecosystems, you'll need to have another platform installed on your Android device. We've created another instance of the sample app that you can use as the target commissioner. In the next steps, we'll modify the commissionDevice() function to use a custom service.
Built with the goal of unifying IoT standards, Matter connects smart home devices across various ecosystems like Google Home, Zigbee, Bluetooth Mesh, Z-Wave, and more. Turn your app into a remote control and stream audio/video to a Cast-enabled device. Control Nest devices with your apps, services, and products. Use the Home app to control on/off, volume, playback, inputs, and more for your connected streaming and media devices. The app and controls are fantastic, but adding a new device is clunky, not intuitive and most of the time doesn't work.
Integration & device badging
For an overview of the user interface during the commissioning process, refer to the Google Home Sample App for Matter Guide. And finally, .addOnSuccessListener is called to process the CommissioningResult and launch the Google Play Services Commission Device Activity. Fabrics allow devices to communicate with each other.
It connects and controls your Google Home and other Matter-enabled devices, so your smart home is faster to set up, and more responsive and reliable than ever. With Google Home, easily create helpful automations with your devices. Schedule your cameras to turn on and your doors to automatically lock at sunset.
Easier to choose devices.
Build your Matter devices quickly and reliably with our developer tools for device makers. You're now able to learn, build, and test your Matter integration in one place. The updated Google Home platform helps you get the most out of your devices. Find all your devices quickly in a simple list view.
It helps extend the overall strength, capability, and reach of your home network. With Android Fast Pair for Matter, your phone can automatically detect Matter devices. So setting up new devices and connecting them to your network is easier than ever. Follow the steps to set a nickname for these devices and add them to a room. To control your devices more easily, assign them to a room in a home.
Connect smart home devices in the Google Home app
A light I turn on every night displays in the morning as it turned off when it is still on. Giving verbal commands to my Google home results in lots of glitches lately. Grouping lights in one room together so that they all go on or off at the same time is a nightmare that shouldn't happen, and required a lot of workarounds to make it stop. Too easy to accidentally turn a light off when trying to dim or charge colors. With Google Home, your Nest and Matter devices work together reliably to help with your household needs.
Here, you’ll also find ways to get more out of your devices and improve your home setup. Matter devices connect to each other locally over your smart home network using Wi-Fi or Thread, making your devices more responsive, reliable, and secure. Matter devices work with your Google Home and other Matter-enabled devices, making it easier to build a smart home that helps with any need. Lock the front door, arm the security system, and turn on your cameras at the same time each night – automatically.
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Automations Customize your devices to do what you want, when you want, with new automations in the Google Home app. Automate schedules so you don’t have to worry that you left something on when you’re away. Activity and Settings Use the activity tab to better understand what’s happening in and around your smart home. And easily find and manage devices, services, and members in the Settings tab. Commissioning to a development fabric allows you to use the libraries from the Matter repo to control devices from the sample app. Now that all of the required code is in place to commission to our local fabric, it's time to test it.
Plus, the Google Home app on Android can support setup and control with Google. In the next steps, you'll use the Home Mobile SDK to share devices. When the Matter stack is initialized, Cluster services listen for incoming messages. Once a device is commissioned, Matter clients send commands over the secure operational channel that was established during device commissioning. In the next sections, we'll go over the minimal code required to commission devices to the Google fabric. The codelab branch is tagged with the 1.2.2 release of the sample app.
The user interface and most of the functionality has already been created for you. You'll use this codelab ZIP file to build a working sample. Integrate your devices with Matter and connect your Matter devices with Google . Camera users can now choose to include video clips when submitting feedback on camera events. Visit the Google Nest Safety Center at safety.google/nest to learn more about how we protect your information and respect your privacy. The built-in security in your Google Account automatically detects and blocks threats before they reach you, so that your personal information is secure.
The new Favorites section makes it easier to access the things you care about most. See your favorite devices, automations, and actions all in one place. The totally redesigned app has a new five-tab layout that’s easier to navigate.
To compare your updates as you work through each step, you can download the completed source code for this release. You don't need a hub, for example a Google Nest Hub , to commission and control devices with the sample app. Mobile devices are a central interaction point with smart home devices. If you'd like to build your own Android apps to support Matter devices, we can help you get started fast.
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