Getting Started with Matter on ESP32 Devices using ESP Launchpad
Matter is an industry-unifying standard that provides reliable and secure connectivity for smart-home devices. It is an IP-based connectivity protocol that works on Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Thread (over 802.15.4 radio) transports with Bluetooth LE being used for commissioning. The Matter standard is defined by the Connectivity Standards Alliance in association with all the industry leaders.
Espressif, as a member of the Connectivity Standards Alliance, is an active contributor to the development of the Matter protocol. Espressif, with its unique combination of connectivity SoCs, software, and complete solutions makes it easy for our customers to build Matter-enabled smart-home devices of various types. Espressif provides the most comprehensive solutions for Matter, including support for Wi-Fi or Thread end-point devices, Thread Border Routers, and Matter gateway reference designs.
Espressif’s SDK for Matter
Espressif’s SDK for Matter has been developed over the open-source Matter SDK to provide a simplified API and the required tools for building Matter-compatible devices with Espressif SoCs. This SDK defines periodic releases and support structures that ensure maintaining the in-field devices effectively.
This tutorial is about ESP Matter Solutions. We've discussed..
- What is Matter ? - Basic Introduction.
- Espressif’s Solution for Matter - Features, Specifications, Stack, SDK Et Cetra.
- How to Get Started using ESP Launchapad - Demo
- Demo of ESP Matter - Applications using ESP Launchpad
📕 YouTube Video Links
📒 Important Links
🌐 ESP Matter - 🔗https://www.espressif.com/en/solutions/device-connectivity/esp-matter-solution
📙 ESP Matter Docs 🔗 https://github.com/espressif/esp-matter
🛠 ESP Launchpad Tool for Matter 🔗 https://espressif.github.io/esp-launchpad/?solution=matter
📜 Source Code, Circuit Diagrams and Documentation :
🌐 GitHub Repository - 🔗 https://github.com/make2explore/esp32-Matter
🌐 Hackster Blog - 🔗 https://www.hackster.io/make2explore
🌐 Instructable Blog - 🔗 https://www.instructables.com/make2explore
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