No place like a smart home

• Autores: Paul Marks
• Localización: New scientist, ISSN 0262-4079, Nº. 2976, 2014, pág. 18
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • Last week, Nest Labs of Palo Alto CA, made the software behind its Internet-connected thermostat and smoke detector systems accessible to outside developers. The move opens the door for anyone to build apps that work with Nest's products--which have found their way into more than a million homes since the company was founded in 2010. Nest Labs says that more than 5000 developers are interested in tapping into its system. These include home appliance giant Whirlpool, fitness tracking pioneer Jawbone, and car maker Mercedes Benz. At Google's annual I/O developer conference on Jun 26, Nest's founder Matt Rogers said this opening up will let developers do "supercool stuff that they could never have done alone".