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FEATURES
ZigBee, the IoT and Global Growth

By Tobin Richardson, President and CEO ZigBee Alliance
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Why Use ZigBee for Your Wireless IoT Solution?

By Mark Walters, VP of Strategic Development ZigBee Alliance
Leading the Way with Interoperable Products

By Victor Berrios, VP of Technology ZigBee Alliance
A Year of Change for ZigBee

By Lee Ratliff, Principal Analyst, Low Power Wireless IHS
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ALLIANCE UPDATE
ZigBee, the IoT and Global Growth
By Tobin Richardson, President and CEO ZigBee Alliance
Just as multitudes of analysts have predicted, the Internet of Things (IoT) has
arrived, a vision that has long been the
dream of technology enthusiasts everywhere. Businesses and consumers alike
are quickly noticing; theyre checking
out the hundreds of products that claim
to be smart, made for homes, businesses, retailers, utilities, agriculture the list goes on. The world is preparing for a new reality, a futuristic, intelligent environment that improves the comfort,
convenience, and security of everyday life.
The IoT and the Past
With all the excitement over the growth of the IoT came a flurry
of solutions working frantically to provide consumers with the
most intuitive, interoperable wireless network possible. Unfortunately, this led to a fragmented and confused industry, with
many companies eager to deliver finished products to a primed
market but unsure which standard to choose. Some opted to
choose one standard, some chose multiple, and others created
their own proprietary solutions to cope with new standards announcing their inception seemingly every month.
This natural course of events, while inevitable, is not the final outcome of the industry. There is no need to wrestle with
confusion, to certify products with multiple wireless networking standards in the hope that one will win out. The ZigBee
Alliance has been developing IoT standards and certifying
interoperable products for more than a decade, and the rise
of the IoT has been built on the solid foundation of global,
open, established ZigBee standards developed and supported
by hundreds of member companies.
The IoT and the Present
ZigBee 3.0, the most anticipated initiative of the IoT industry, is

the combination of multiple ZigBee PRO application profiles that
have been developed and strengthened during the past 12 years.
ZigBee 3.0 enables communication and interoperability between
devices for a wide variety of IoT markets, and the hundreds of
member companies that comp ose the ZigBee Alliance have been
eager to certify their products with this standard. No other wireless network for the IoT offers a comparable open, global, interoperable solution.
ZigBee, the IoT, and the Future
Recently, ON World reported that annual shipments of IEEE

802.15.4 chipsets nearly doubled in the last year, and they have
predicted that these shipments will increase by 550 percent during the next five years. They also predict that ZigBee standards
will be used in eight out of 10 of these units by 2020. This is the
latest in a series of reports that forecast the dramatic growth of
ZigBee Certified products in the next few years. As the percentage of IoT products certified with ZigBee standards increases,
the industry will begin to experience a more reliable, stable IoT.
By extension, this rise of a unified IoT will deliver on the promise of consumer-friendly solutions, providing a more accessible
market to consumers, and finally unleashing the full innovative
power of the industry.
This world of interoperable products is well on its way; right now
hundreds of ZigBee Alliance member companies are working to
shape the future of ZigBee standards. So join us, and you too
can certify your products with the most widely used wireless networking IoT standard in the world.
About the Author

Tobin serves as President and CEO of the ZigBee Alliance, leading the Alliances efforts to develop and promote world-leading
open, global IoT standards. In this role, he works closely with the Alliance Board of Directors to set strategy and to advance the
adoption of ZigBee standards around the globe.
ALLIANCE UPDATE
Why Use ZigBee for Your Wireless IoT Solution?
By Mark Walters, Vice President of Strategic Development ZigBee Alliance
A better question is, why not?

Did you know that the ZigBee Alliance
makes various wireless specifications,
standards and solutions for IoT wireless communications available? These
specifications, standards and solutions all make use of the IEEE
802.15.4 standard for physical and media access (PHY/MAC)
with support for both the 2.4GHz worldwide band and the subGHz regional bands. IEEE 802.15.4 compliant transceivers and
modules are available from over 20 different manufacturers ensuring you can find the optimal hardware platform for your needs.
With network specifications including RF4CE, the industrys
leading solution for consumer electronic remote controls, PRO,
the most widely used mesh networking solution for low-power
medium bandwidth communications with well over 100 million
devices deployed, ZigBee IP with its IP addressability and advanced security that makes it the choice for many countries smart
metering networks, you are assured a network protocol that fits
your needs.
Add to the hardware and networking layers ZigBees Consolidated Applications Library, the worlds largest library of IoT device
behavior profiles, and you can see why more companies chose to
use a ZigBee technology for their product offering than any other
wireless technology available. With the option of using a ZigBee technology as your starting point and then adding your own
manufacture specific secrete sauce or by taking advantage of
the complete interoperable ecosystem and certification, branding
and marketing programs available from the ZigBee Alliance you
are assured success in the global wireless IoT markets.
Want to learn more and get started on your own solution please
visit www.zigbee.org and see what thousands of companies
already know, the ZigBee Alliance is your one stop shopping
place for specifications, standards and solutions for the wireless
global IoT market. Want to be more involved and guide the
future of the IoT consider joining the Alliance at one of its many
levels of membership.
About the Author

Mark serves as Vice President of Strategic Development, guiding the Alliances efforts to develop and promote standards
and services for the global IoT marketplace. In this role he
works closely with the Alliances Board of Directors and Member companies to ensure all technology and business elements are in place for successful deployment of products and
services to the market.
Leading the Way with Interoperable Products

By Victor Berrios, VP of Technology ZigBee Alliance
An open standard is only as good at the

interoperability its products achieve in
the marketplace. The ZigBee Certified
Program was created with the mission to
provide a well-rounded, comprehensive
procedure that would validate the implementation of its standards into marketready products to ensure their compliance and interoperability
with similarly validated products.
Our program leverages the expertise of our 400+ member company roster to develop a comprehensive and exhaustive set of
testing procedures that check an implementations compliance
with the standards requirements. Our worldwide network of Authorized Test Service Providers delivers testing services in conveniently situated locations to our diverse membership.
The ZigBee Certified program has delivered well over 1,200 certified platforms and products to the market and that number continue to grow at an accelerated pace every month!
As we continue to move forward with the deployment of ZigBee
3.0-based products into the hands of consumers all around the
world, the ZigBee Certified program evolves as the guardian of

not just compliance but also interoperability. The program has
been enhanced to provide a consistent set of tools across our network of test service providers (and member companies) to enhance the development and testing experience for our members
as well as continues to serve as the checkpoint for implementation validity and interoperability.
Whether you are looking to source a ZigBee Compliant Platform
for your product development needs or a ZigBee Certified Product for your ecosystem, make sure you look for offerings that
have satisfied the requirements of the ZigBee Certified Program.
About the Author
Victor Berrios, VP of Technology, is responsible for the dayto-day operations of all technology programs for the Alliance
and for supporting Work Group efforts in the development and
maintenance of wireless communication standards. Victor is
a recognized expert in the short range wireless industry as
evidenced by his contributions to the RF4CE Network; ZigBee
Remote Control, ZigBee Input Device, ZigBee Healthcare, and
ZigBee Low Power End Device Specifications. He was recognized by the Continua Health Alliance as its Spring 2011 Key
Contributor in recognition for his contributions to the success
of the Test and Certification Work Group.
MARKET DEVELOPMENT
A Year of Change for ZigBee
By Lee Ratliff, Principal Analyst , Low Power Wireless IHS
The ZigBee standard is just over 10

years old this year, but its quite possible
that 2015 will turn out to be among the
most pivotal years for the technology.
Thats because the rest of the world is
finally catching up to the vision that was
outlined by ZigBees supporters back
in 2004 and 2005. Technology, economics, and consumer acceptance have finally begun to align, making many applications
within the Internet of Things (IoT) practical for the first time. A
host of smart applications have begun to take shape in mainstream markets smart homes, smart cities, smart industry, smart
grid, smart cars and many others.
Yes, the IoT has been one of the most hyped buzzwords in the
tech industry in recent years, but that doesnt mean its not real.
Advances in wireless semiconductors, solid state sensors, and
microcontrollers have made the technology of the IoT possible,
while Moores Law and other manufacturing advancements
have made the economics work. Finally, the rise of the smartphone, advances in broadband, and the ubiquity of Wi-Fi have
raised consumers expectations for connectivity and provided
the backhaul needed for successful deployments of IoT networks. The IoT has arrived, but the vastness of the opportunity
still lies ahead of us.
As a mature technology with applications across the breadth
of the IoT, ZigBee is well positioned to reap the rewards of the
IoT market. However, any great opportunity brings competitive
threats and potential market disruptions, requiring nimble adjustments to navigate the shifting market.
For ZigBee, the primary threat comes from other networking
standards which are scrambling to address the same markets.
Bluetooth Smart and the recently released Thread standard have
been especially aggressive in addressing the consumer market
and they pose the most serious threats to ZigBee in low-power
networking applications.
To counter these threats and better address future applications,
the ZigBee Alliance has had to reassess its position in the market
and the key concerns of ecosystem partners. This reassessment
has led to some exciting changes that will help prepare the standard for the next 10 years and beyond.
ZigBee 3.0
Announced in late 2014, the upcoming ZigBee 3.0 specification

should be largely complete by the end of this year.
One of the primary goals of ZigBee 3.0 is to improve interoperability and minimize confusion by consolidating the ZigBee applications library, removing redundant profiles and streamlining
the whole. Over the course of 12 years of standards work, the

application library has become one of ZigBees most valuable
assets and something that is conspicuously missing in less mature competing standards. However, after years of piece-by-piece
organic growth, the library needs to be re-evaluated in its entirety
with the goal of making interoperability a natural outcome rather
than an intentional afterthought. This much-needed reassessment
of the application profile library will further strengthen this critical asset and address weaknesses that have invited criticism in
the past.
Renewing and reinvigorating this asset is especially important
now, as the chasm between application frameworks (such as AllSeen, Brillo, HomeKit and IoTivity) and the networking layer
becomes more apparent, especially for mesh networks. A robust consolidated application library intended for resource-constrained nodes will become even more valuable as Qualcomm,
Google, Apple, Intel and others begin to realize that Wi-Fi is not
appropriate for every application.
The other major technical change in ZigBee 3.0 is the addition
of Green Power. Previously an optional feature, Green Power
will be standard in ZigBee 3.0, enabling extreme power savings for energy harvesting devices, such as light switches that
use the physical motion of the switch to generate the power
needed to transmit ZigBee packets on the network. Green
Power enables these devices to use only 1 percent of the power
normally used by a ZigBee device by creating proxy nodes,
usually line powered, that act on behalf of the Green Power
node. Green Power will further strengthen ZigBees ability to
address applications in lighting and building automation, in
particular. These markets have already begun to use energy
harvesting in light switches, occupancy sensors, and other
devices to reduce maintenance, enable flexible room layouts,
and avoid the use of expensive, heavy-gauge copper cable for
applications where only low-power signaling is necessary,
not high current carrying capacity. Up until the introduction
of Green Power, the EnOcean wireless protocol was the only
wireless technology designed for energy harvesting applications. Adding Green Power to the ZigBee 3.0 specification allows ZigBee to add further value to its already compelling
value proposition in lighting, in particular.
While the technical changes in ZigBee 3.0 are substantial, the
new specification will also come with a marketing rollout,
new certification, new branding, and a new go-to-market strategy a much-needed fresh start for a mature technology. The
ZigBee Alliance has said that it is targeting the International
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2015 for the public unveiling of ZigBee 3.0.
MARKET DEVELOPMENT
IP Support
Companies involved in IoT connectivity are split and polarized

when it comes to the question of IP support in IoT devices. IP
detractors say that the protocol is unnecessarily burdensome to
many IoT devices that have limited resources and bandwidth. For
example, a temperature sensor has a very limited interaction, often needing to report just a few bytes of data on a periodic basis.
Requiring this device to support IP multiplies the complexity and
cost of the device, while increasing power consumption. Also,
IP support potentially increases the burden on the network by an
order of magnitude or more due to the extra overhead that is required even by lightweight header compression schemes such as
6LoWPAN. On the other hand, proponents of IP support say that
those disadvantages are far outweighed by the ability of end-toend IP networks to leverage existing IP solutions while maintaining cross-platform compatibility.
While non-IP solutions currently dominate the low-power wireless market and will have a significant share for years to come,
its clear that the demand for IP support cant be ignored by standards wishing to address the IoT. The Bluetooth SIG added IP
support to the 4.2 version of the specification in December, 2014
and the Thread Group announced the all-IP Thread standard in
mid-2014 and released the version 1.0 specification in July of
this year. Z-Wave has an IP implementation that was ratified in
late 2014, but its limited bandwidth makes robust end-to-end IP
support difficult. Still, Z-Wave has long supported IP to the networks edge through the use of a Z-Wave IP (Z/IP) gateway.
ZigBee is very well positioned to address the opportunities enabled by the IoT. ZigBee already has strong positions in smart
energy, consumer electronics, lighting, the smart home, and
other applications. By streamlining and improving the standard
with ZigBee 3.0, as well as exploring the options for lightweight
IP support, the ZigBee Alliance is making the most of 2015 to
prepare the standard for the opportunities of the next 10 years
and beyond.
About the Author
Lee Ratliff is a Principal Analyst at IHS, responsible for connectivity technologies and semiconductors. Lee specializes
in low-power wireless technologies used in the IoT. Research
areas include wireless technologies in vertical markets such
as industrial automation, commercial building systems, the
smart home, automotive, asset tracking, consumer electronics, PC peripheral, smart toys, and others.
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The ZigBee Alliance has acknowledged the need for lightweight

IP support in addition to the non-IP ZigBee PRO protocol. The
Alliance has already developed ZigBee 2030.5 (formerly known
as ZigBee Smart Energy 2.0) which supports IP, but as a fullfeatured IP implementation developed specifically for smart
energy applications, it is not ideal for resource-constrained devices that are found in many other IoT applications. To meet the
needs of device manufacturers that require end-to-end IP support
in resource-constrained applications, a lightweight IP version of
ZigBee is needed in the market.
The ZigBee Alliance has already taken a significant step in that
direction. In April, the ZigBee Alliance and the Thread Group
announced a joint effort to enable the ZigBee cluster library over
Thread networks. The cluster library is a set of primitives that describe device behaviors. It is not a turnkey application library, but
it is the building blocks for such a library. This joint effort does
not guarantee that ZigBee applications will operate on a Thread
network. Further collaboration is required to define the application library based on the cluster library. However, this is a good
first step for two organizations that have very complementary
needs ZigBee needs lightweight IP support and Thread needs
a robust application profile library. This relationship could eventually result in both organizations achieving their goals with an
added benefit of increasing industry cooperation and avoiding a
head-to-head standards battle.
PRODUCT PROFILE
Choosing Between Consumer and
Industrial Batteries
By Sol Jacobs Tadiran Batteries
To maximize the performance of a remote

wireless device, design engineers need to choose the ideal power supply based on
application-specific requirements, typically trying to achieve the
following goals:
Lower total cost of ownership taking into account the
cost of future battery replacements over time
Longer operating life battery-powered industrial devices may have to operate for decades without battery
replacement, and the annual self-discharge of the battery
can far exceed the energy consumed by the battery, demanding a high capacity battery
Maximum reliability so data integrity and communications cannot be compromised by dead batteries
Smaller size battery-powered instruments often have to
be miniaturized, demanding a battery that offers the highest energy density
Higher Voltage the higher the voltage, the fewer cells
are needed, which saves space and expense
Wider temperature range industrial devices are often
situated in extremely hot or cold places where ordinary
alkaline batteries may fail or prematurely self-discharge.
Where a battery is deployed greatly influences the choice of
power supply. For example, if the battery is easily accessible and
short life expectancy is acceptable, then consumer alkaline batteries may suffice despite their low voltage (1.5 V), narrow temperature range (-0C to 60C), high self-discharge rate, and crimped
seals. Having to replace alkaline batteries every few months also
increases the total cost of ownership.
Long-life applications generally demand lithium primary (nonrechargeable) batteries. Lithium is the lightest non-gaseous metal,
with a negative potential that exceeds all other metals, offering the
Primary cell
highest specific energy (energy per unit weight) and energy density (energy per unit volume) of all commercially available battery chemistries. Lithium cells have normal OCVs ranging from
2.7 to 3.6V. The electrolyte is also non-aqueous, which extends the
temperature range. The most common primary lithium chemistries
include: iron disulfate (LiFeS2); lithium manganese dioxide (LiMNO2); and bobbin-type lithium thionyl chloride (LiSOCL2).
Bobbin-type lithium thionyl chloride (LiSOCL2) batteries deliver the highest capacity and highest energy density of any lithium chemistry, with an annual self-discharge rate of less than 1
percent per year, the widest temperature range (-55C to 125C,
modifiable to -80C for the cold chain), and a glass-to-metal
hermetic seal.
Bobbin-type lithium thionyl chloride batteries can be modified
to deliver high pulses to power advanced communications using
protocols such as ZigBee by combining a standard bobbin-type
LiSOCl2 cell with a patented Hybrid Layer Capacitor (HLC). The
battery and HLC work in parallel: the battery supplies long-term
low-current power in the 3.6 to 3.9 V nominal range, while the
single-unit HLC delivers high pulses, thus avoiding the balancing
and current leakage problems associated with supercapacitors.
How a lithium battery is manufactured greatly affects its performance. For example, a superior-grade bobbi-type LiSOCL2
battery can feature a self-discharge rate of just 0.7 percent per
year, enabling 40-year operating life. By contrast, an inferior
quality LiSOCL2 battery may only provide 10-year operating life
with an annual self-discharge rate of 2 to 3 percent per year.
Specifying a superior grade battery can reduce your total
cost of ownership by eliminating the expense for future
battery replacements.
For more information visit www.tadiran.com.
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Energy Density (Wh/l)

Power
Voltage
Pulse Amplitude
Passivation
Performance at Elevated Temp.
LiSOCl2
w/Hybrid Layer
Capacitor
1420
Very High
3.6-3.9V
High
Low
Excellent
1420
Low
3.6V
Small
High
Fair
Performance at Low Temp.
Excellent
Operating Life
Self Discharge Rate
Operating Temp.
Excellent
Very Low
-55C to 100C
LiMnO2
CR123A
600
Low
1.5V
Low
N/A
Low
Lithium Iron
Disulfate
(LiFeS2)
650
High
1.5V
Moderate
Fair
Moderate
Fair
Low
Moderate
Poor
Excellent
Very Low
-55C to 125C
Moderate
Very High
0C to 60C
Moderate
Moderate
-20C to 60C
Fair
High
0C to 60C
650
Moderate
3V
Moderate
Moderate
Fair
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Tadiran lithium batteries also feature the highest
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PRODUCT PROFILE
MeshConnect Solutions for ZigBee Wireless Applications
ZigBee Wireless Solutions
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products enable monitoring and control for a multitude of ZigBee-specific applications, including connected home, building and home automation, lighting and industrial control. Each module and USB stick is based
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Freescale
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Itron, Inc.
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Kroger Co.
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LEGRAND
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Nanjing IOT Sensor Technology Co., Ltd. (Wulian)
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NXP Semiconductors
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Philips
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Schneider Electric
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Silicon Labs, Inc.
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Texas Instruments, Inc.
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Aclara
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Ad-Sol Nissin Corporation
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British Gas
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Analog Devices
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Applied Communication Sciences
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ARM Ltd.
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ARTS Electronics Co., Ltd.(HK)
www.arts1970.com
Assa Abloy AB
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AT&T
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Atmel Corporation
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AutoGrid Systems, Inc.
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Belkin International, Inc.
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Bizerba GmbH & Co., KG
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BlackBerry Limited
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Bosch Thermotechnik GmbH
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Broadcom Corporation
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Buffalo Tech, Inc.
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Busch-Jaeger Elektro
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California Eastern Laboratories
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Carrier Corporation
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CEIVA Logic, Inc.
www.ceiva.com
CentraLite Systems, Inc.
www.centralite.com
Chameleon Technology Ltd www.chameleontechnology.co.uk
China Electronics Standardization Institute
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China Mobile Research Institute
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Cisco Systems, Inc.
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Computime Group Limited
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Control4
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Daintree Networks, Inc.
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Develco A/S
http://develco.dk
Digi International
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DNV GL Energy
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DSR Corporation
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E.ON
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Eaton
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Echostar Corporation
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ecobee, inc.
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EDF R&D
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EDMI, Ltd.
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Elster Solutions, LLC
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Emerson White-Rodgers
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Energate, Inc.
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Energy UK
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Exegin Technologies, Ltd.
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Fidure Corp.
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Freestyle Technology Pty Ltd.
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General Electric Company
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Green Energy Options
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GreenPeak
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GreenWave Reality Inc.
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Grundfos Holding A/S
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Guangzhou Sunrise Electronics Development Co., Ltd.
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Harvard Engineering Ltd
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Honeywell
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Hosiden Corporation
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Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
www.huawei.com/us
iControl Networks
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In Home Displays Ltd.
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Indesit Company
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Ingersoll-Rand
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Institute for Information Industry
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Intercel
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Jasco Products Company
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KDDI R&D Laboratories, Inc.
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Kitu Systems, Inc.
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Kwikset
www.kwikset.com
LAPIS Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
www.lapis-semi.com/en
LG Electronics
http://lg.com
Lutron
www.lutron.com
Marvell Semiconductor, Inc.
www.marvell.com
Masco Corporation
http://masco.com
Microchip Technology
www.microchip.com
Mindteck
www.mindteck.com
Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
www.mitsubishielectric-usa.com
Mitsumi Electric Co., Ltd.
http://mitsumi.com
MMB Networks
http://mmbnetworks.com
Motorola Solutions, Inc.
www.motorolasolutions.com
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
www.murata.com
National Technical Systems (NTS)
www.nts.com
NEC Engineering, Ltd.
www.nec-eng.co.jp/english
Nietzsche Enterprise Co., Ltd
www.nhr.com.tw
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp.
www.ntt.co.jp
Nissin Systems Co., Ltd.
www.co-nss.co.jp
North American Energy Standard Board
www.naesb.org
Nyce Sensors, Inc.
http://nycesensors.com
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
www.oki.com
Oncor Electric Delivery
www.oncor.com
Osram Sylvania, Inc.
https://www.sylvania.com
PRODUCT PROFILE
Connected Lighting, Connected Home
LEEDARSON Connected Lighting System combines lighting

solutions, light sources, fixture, and intelligent lighting control
systems, products covers connected LED bulbs, gateway, motion
sensor, light sensor, window & door sensor, switch and remote
control. Our vast array of products are applicable to wide range
of use, and can be easily assimilated in homes, hotels, office, and
other commercial and public ventures.
In the more advanced application Best stage, users can still

have gateway and sensors as the basic connected devices installed
home. And then users can try to build different scenes and scenarios linking with sensors status to achieve smart home application by control home devices from remote site. User friendly app
is available for users and can be download from app market to
complete the control center of smart home platform.
Leedarson hopes in the near future we could help our partners to

make smart lighting as popular as normal LED lighting today. To
bring more products into general lighting market and to support
reasonable price to users are one of the best ways to create booming market in a short time. LEEDARSON would like to support
our partners to catch the potential business opportunity based on
the three stages of approaching method.
Leedarson, a World Class Provider of Lighting Solutions
For the stage one Good implementation, it is easy to sell and

tell users how to build their entry level application. With basic
connected products, users can use switch (remote control) to control those smart bulbs brightness and color temperature as their
like. Also can add a gateway and some bulbs and sensors to work
together with router to control those smart devices through app
installed at mobile phone or PAD for local control at the stage two
Better implementation. Leedarson would like to recommend
users to create several scenes or scenarios achieving manual control free application.
LEEDARSON LIGHTING is a global leader in lighting solutions. We specialize in Green Lighting Solutions through our
Smart Lighting technology and LED light research and manufacturing. With more than 160,000 square meters of standard
workshops located in Sichuan and Zhangzhou, our production
bases are able to produce more than 300 million pieces of lighting products annually.
For more information visit www.leedarson.com.
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ALLIANCE MEMBERS
Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E)
www.pge.com
Panasonic Corporation
www.panasonic.com
Perytons, Ltd.
www.perytons.com
Powercor Australia, Ltd.
www.powercor.com.au
Powertech Labs, Inc.
www.powertechlabs.com
PROFALUX
www.profalux.com
RadioPulse, Inc. // IXYS
www.ixys.com
Renesas Electronics Corporation
http://am.renesas.com
Samsung Electro-Mechanics
www.samsungsem.com
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
www.samsung.com/us
San Juan Software, Inc.
www.sanjuansw.com
Scemtec Hard
www.scemtec.com
Secure Meters
www.securetogether.com/en
Semiconductor Components Industries, LLC www.onsemi.com
Sensus
http://sensus.com/web/usca/home
Siemens AG
www.siemens.com/entry/cc/en
Silver Spring Networks
www.silverspringnet.com
Skyley Networks, Inc.
www.skyley.com/english
SP AusNet
www.ausnetservices.com.au
STMicroelectronics
www.st.com/web/en/home.html
Telecom Italia S.p.A.
www.telecomitalia.com/tit/en.html
Telegesis
www.telegesis.com
TelePosition Project, Ltd.
www.telemetria.ru
TELIT Communications SPA
www.telit.com
The Hershey Company
www.thehersheycompany.com
Toshiba Corporation
www.toshiba.com/tai
TRaC Global Ltd.
www.tracglobal.com
Trilliant Networks, Inc.
http://trilliantinc.com
TTA
http://www.tta.or.kr
TUV Rheinland of North America
www.tuv.com
Ubilogix
www.ubilogix.com
ubisys technologies GmbH
www.ubisys.de
Underwriters Laboratories
http://ul.com
Uniband Electronic Corporation
www.ubec.com.tw
Universal Electronics, Inc.
www.uei.com
Victorian Dept. of Primary Industries
(Energy & Earth Resources Policy)
http://delwp.vic.gov.au
VISONIC
www.visonic.com
V-Mark Enterprises Inc.
http://v-mark.com
Wincor Nixdorf International GmbH www.wincor-nixdorf.com
Wink, Inc.
www.wink.com
Wistron NeWeb Corporation
www.wneweb.com/index.php
Wuhan Fenjin Power Tech Co. Ltd.
www.fenjin.com
Zentrum Mikroelektronik Dresden AG (ZMDI) www.zmdi.com
Zonoff, Inc.
http://zonoff.com
Adopters
2D2C, Inc.
www.safeplug.com
4-NOKS, S.R.L.
http://4-noks.com
A&D Co Ltd.
www.aandd.jp
ABB Genway Xiamen Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd.
http://new.abb.com/cn/en
ABB Ltd
www.abb.com
ABOV Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
http://abov.co.kr/en/
Accton Technology Corp.
www.accton.com
Acotel Group S.p.A.
www.acotel.com
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Actility
www.thingpark.com/en
Acuity Controls
www.acuitybrands.com
Adhoco AG
www.adhoco.com/de
AdWave
www.adwave.fr
Alps Electric North America
www.alps.com/e
Ambient Devices Inc.
www.ambientdevices.com
Amdocs Management Ltd.
www.amdocs.com
AMICCOM Electronics Corp.
www.amiccom.com.tw
Amicus SK, s.r.o.
www.amicussk.sk
Amino Communications Ltd
www.aminocom.com
Anaren Microwave
www.anaren.com
Aplix IP Holdings Corporation
www.aplixcorp.com
ARCX, Inc.
www.arcx.com
Arrayent, Inc.
www.arrayent.com
ARRIS Group, Inc.
www.arrisi.com
Arzel Zoning Technology, Inc.
www.arzelzoning.com
Aztech Associates, Inc.
www.aztechinc.com/en
Bartech Systems International, Inc.
www.bartech.com
BEGA Gantenbrink-Leuchten KG
www.bega.de
Beijing OURS Technology Co., Ltd.
www.ourselec.com
Beldon Technologies, Inc.,
www.roofmonitor.com
Bidgely
www.bidgely.com
BOBST S.A.
www.bobst.com
Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
https://us.boschsecurity.com
BPL Techno Vision Pvt Limited
www.bpl.in
Bridges Electronic Technology Pty Ltd.
www.dynalite-china.com
ByteSnap Design Ltd.
www.bytesnap.co.uk
Cascoda Ltd
www.cascoda.com
Chengdu Baiwei Electronic Development Co. Ltd.
www.cdbaiwei.com/Index.html
Citygrow Energy Systems Limited
http://citygrowsys.com
CJSC - Energy Enterprise
www.tplusgroup.ru
CLEODE S.A
www.cleode.fr/en/index_interface.php
Climax Technology Co., Ltd.
www.climax.com.tw
Compacta International Ltd.
http://smartenit.com
Covidien
www.covidien.com/covidien
CPI Technologies, Inc.
www.cpitech.com
Cree, Inc.
www.cree.com
Crow Electronic Engineering Ltd.
www.thecrowgroup.com
Define Instruments Limited
www.defineinstruments.com
Delta Controls Inc.
www.deltacontrols.com
Deutsche Telekom AG
www.telekom.com/home
Diehl AKO Stiftung & Co. KG
www.diehl.com/en
Digital Lumens
www.digitallumens.com
Dius Computing Pty Ltd
http://dius.com.au
D-Link
http://us.dlink.com
Dresden Elektronik
www.dresden-elektronik.de
E.G.O. Elektro-Gertebau GmbH
www.egoproducts.com
Edwin McAuley Electronics Ltd.
www.emehk.com
Efergy Technologies Limited
http://efergy.com/us
eInfochips
www.einfochips.com
Elec-Tech International Co.,ltd
www.elec-tech.com.hk
Embedia Technologies Corp.
www.embedia.com
Embertec Pty Ltd
www.embertec.com
EpiSensor Limited
http://episensor.com
Everspring Industry Co., Ltd.
www.everspring.com
PRODUCT PROFILE
Full-Package ODM Service to Achieve Your Business Goals
By Charlie Chen OWON Technology, SmartTek
About OWON
OWON Technology (part of LILLIPUT

Group) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified Original Design Manufacturer specialized in the
design and manufacturing of electronic and
computer-related products since 1993.
Backed by a solid foundation in embedded computer and LCD display technology, and by partnering with major industry players,
OWON further integrates IOT technologies into its technology mix,
offering both standardized products and customized solutions for
utilities, cable/broadband operators, home builders, property management, contractors, and the retail market. OWONs line of ZigBee Certified products covers Smart Energy, Home Automation, and
Light Link.
Full-line technical service including industrial & structural design, hardware & PCB design, firmware & software design, and
system integration;
20-plus years of manufacturing experience backed by a mature
and efficient supply chain;
Stable and consistent human resources as well as active employee involvement;
The combination of international presentation and made in
China guarantees high-level customer satisfaction without sacrificing cost effectiveness.
ZigBee Home Automation and ZigBee Light Link Devices for
OEM/ODM Customers
OWON offers a variety of white-labeled ZigBee Certified devices

in compliance with ZigBee Home Automation or ZigBee Light
Link standards, including Home Automation Gateway, Smart Thermostat, Split A/C Control, Smart Plug, Power Relay, On/Off Dimmer Switch, Remote Control, Range Extender, etc. In addition to
providing off-the-shelf models, OWON is also highly experienced
in providing our customers with well-tailored devices as per customers requirements so as to perfectly match their technical and
business goals.
ZigBee Smart Energy Products/Solutions for Utility Application
OWON has been engaged in Smart Metering deployment projects

since 2011 by offering In-Home Display, Customer Accessible Device, and Programmable Communicating Thermostat to the Utility
industry. The team has successfully deployed ZSE1.2 stacks and
followed UK SMETS2 standard in our Smart Energy products enabling the interoperability with a number of mainstream AMI systems and Smart Meter suppliers such as Trilliant, Silver Spring,
Itron, GE, Siemens, etc.
In addition to the individual ZigBee Smart Energy devices, OWON
also provides a Demand Response Management Solution centralized
by a Smart Energy Gateway SEG-X3. In parallel with the Utilities DeZigBee Resource Guide 2015-2016 Edition
mand Response framework, the system also allows end-users to easily

monitor and control their pool pumps or PCTs away from home using
a mobile App. The Energy Gateway interfaces with the Smart Meter and the load control devices within the Home Area Network using
its ZigBee connectivity, while further bridges the HAN to the Cloud
Server via broadband.
Plug & Play System for Residential Application
OWONs HASS6000 is a complete Home Automation and Security

system consisting of Security Sensors, Video Surveillance, Temperature Control, Lighting & Plug Control, and Energy Management,
which is ideal for:
Cable/Broadband operators who are seeking a Plug & Play
Home Security System to enrich their value-added services;
Home builders who are interested in a Smart Home System to
enhance their propertys living experience;
Property-management service providers who desire a well-tailored management system to facilitate day-to-day operation;
Consumer electronics distributors and retailers who are searching for an easy-to-install Smart Home System to minimize their
pre and after sales activities.
Security
Tablet
Cloud Server
Lighting
Security
Temperature
Energy
My Home
Camera
Entertainment
Weather
Settings
Video
ZigBee/WiFi Gateway
SmartPhone
Temperature
Lighting
Remote Control
Energy
M2M Platforms for System Integration
OWON also provides ZigBee-enabled devices with open API (Application Programming Interface) and CPI (Communication Protocol Interface) for third-party development or system integration. The Smart
Gateway and Touchscreen Control Panel may come with different levels of ZigBee firmware, from the bare Ember SiLabs platform to any
specific ZigBee Smart Energy, ZigBee Home Automation, or ZigBee
Light Link stack, and even with a complete ZigBee-Pro Node Management solution for a complex ZigBee mesh network.
Users can either develop their own firmware right on the devices
by deploying the API, or integrate OWONs hardware device with a
designated Cloud Server following the CPI.
For more information visit www.owon-smart.com.
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ALLIANCE MEMBERS
eZEX Corporation
www.climax.com.tw
FlexGrid S.R.L
www.flexgrid.it/eng/home_eng.html
Flextronics
www.flextronics.com
ForEE Technology
www.foreetech.com
Freebox
www.free.fr/adsl/index.html
Fujian Gridlink Technology Co., Ltd.
www.gridlink.cn
Fujitsu General Limited
www.fujitsu-general.com
Futaba Corporation
www.futaba.com/index.asp
George Wilson Industries Limited
www.bi-gas.com
HaiLin Energy Technology, Inc.
http://en.hailin.com
Hangzhou Luxcon Technology Co.,Ltd
http://luxcon.en.ecplaza.net
HDL Group
http://www.hdlgroup.biz
Hitron Technologies, Inc.
www.hitrontech.com/en/index.php
Holley Metering Ltd.
www.holleymeter.com/en
HPL Electric & Power Pvt Ltd www.hplindia.com/index.aspx
Humax
www.humaxdigital.com/am
Ibis Networks, Inc.
http://ibisnetworks.com
Ideal Industries, Inc.
www.idealindustries.com
IDT Technology Limited
www.idthk.com/eng
iEXERGY GmbH
www.iexergy.com/en
IJENKO
www.ijenko.com
Indesign, LLC
www.indesign-llc.com/careers.asp
IP Datatel, Inc.
https://ipdatatel.com
Jabil Circuit, Inc.
www.jabil.com
Jasmine Universe, LLC
www.jasmineuniverse.com
Jiuzhou Greeble
www.scjz-led.com/en
Kamstrup A/S
www.kamstrup.com/en-us
Kangtai Electric Co., Ltd.
www.chinatester.com/en
Keen Home, Inc.
www.keenhome.io
Kitchen Brains
www.kitchenbrains.com
Kohler Co.
www.kohler.com/corporate/index.html
Kortek Industries Pty Ltd
www.kortekindustries.com
Leedarson Lighting Co., Ltd.
www.leedarson.com
Leviton Manufacturing Company
www.leviton.com
Lightspeed Technologies, Inc
https://store.lightspeed-tek.com
Logitech
www.logitech.com
LS Research, LLC
www.lsr.com
Lumitech Produktion und Entwicklung GmbH
www.lumitech.at/index.php/en
Lund Science AB
www.lundscience.com
Luxoft, Inc.
www.luxoft.com
MAX HAURI AG
www.maxhauri.ch
Mean Well Enterprises Co., Ltd.
www.meanwellusa.com
MEAZON S.A.
http://meazon.com
Melange Systems Pvt. Ltd.
www.melangesystems.com
Mettler Toledo LLC
http://us.mt.com/us/en/home.html
Miele & Cie. KG
www.miele.com/en/com/index.htm
Millennium Electronics, PTY Ltd.
www.millec.com.au
Mission Data
www.missiondata.com
Mono Products Company Limited
www.mono.co.th
Motorola Mobility LLC
www.motorola.com/us/home
Moxa, Inc.
www.moxa.com
Mueller Systems, LLC
www.muellersystems.com
NAITO DENSEI MACHIDA MFG.CO., LTD.
http://sys.ndk-m.com/english
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Nanoleaf
www.nanoleaf.me
Nest Labs, Inc.
https://nest.com
NetComm Wireless Limited
www.netcommwireless.com
NETVOX TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
www.netvox.com.tw/index.asp
Neuhaus Lighting Group
hwww.paul-neuhaus.de/typo3
Nextek Power Systems
www.nextekpower.com
Ningbo Dooya Mechanic & Electronic Technology Co., Ltd
www.dooya.com
NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
www.ntt-at.com
NURI Telecom Co., Ltd.
www.nuritelecom.com
NuWave, LLC
www.nuwavenow.com
Ohsung Electronics
www.ohsungec.com
OMRON Corporation
www.omron.com
Onset Computer Corporation
www.onsetcomp.com
Open Access Technology International, Inc.
www.oati.com
Opple Lighting Co., Ltd.
www.opple.com/en
Osborne Coinage Co.
www.osbornecoin.com/asp/index.asp
Owlet
www.owletcare.com
Owon Technology, Inc.
www.owon.com
Panamax LLC
www.panamax.com
Pilot Laboratories
www.pilot-lab.com
Pioneer Corporation
http://pioneer.jp/en
Planet Innovation Products Pty Ltd
http://planetinnovation.com.au
Poly-Control APS
www.danalock.com
Prestigio Plaza Ltd.
www.prestigioplaza.com
Profile Systems, LLC
www.profilesystems.com
Quirky, Inc.
www.quirky.com
Radio Thermostat Company of America
www.radiothermostat.com
Radiocrafts AS
www.radiocrafts.com
Rainforest Automation, Inc.
http://rainforestautomation.com
Raymarine U.K. Limited
www.raymarine.eu
Regen Energy, Inc.
www.regenenergy.com
Remote Solution Co., Ltd.
www.remotesolution.co.kr
Remote Technologies, Inc. (RTI)
www.rticorp.com
Remotec Technology Ltd.
www.remotec.com.hk
RFaxis, Inc.
www.rfaxis.com
Riverbed Technology, Inc.
www.riverbed.com
Robert Bosch LLC
www.bosch.us
Robertshaw Controls Company
www.robertshaw.com
ROC-Connect, Inc.
www.roc-connect.com
Rogers Communications Partnership
www.rogers.com
ruwido austria gmbh
www.ruwido.com
S I - Sistemas Inteligentes Electronicos Ltda
www.viawebsystem.com.br
Sacramento Municipal Utility District
www.smud.org
Sagemcom SAS
www.sagemcom.com
Samsung SDS
www.sds.samsung.com/index.jsp
Saturn South Pty Ltd
www.saturnsouth.com
SAYME Wireless Sensor Networks
http://sayme.es
Schindler Elevator Ltd.
www.schindler.com
Sena Technologies, Inc.
www.sena.com
Sengled Optoelectronics Co., Ltd.
www.sengled.com
Sentec Ltd.
www.sentec.co.uk
PRODUCT PROFILE
ZigBee Home Automation
Home Automation is a hot topic right now, with numerous
standards being proposed to provide connectivity to devices
in order that the residential environment can be more efficient
and more enjoyable.
ZigBee Home Automation is the preferred wireless connectivity
standard and uses the ZigBee PRO mesh networking stack, ensuring that hundreds of devices can connect reliably. The Home Automation profile provides functionality that allows home devices
to be controlled or monitored. This can be broken down into three
areas; 1) Securely commissioning devices into the network, 2)
providing data connectivity between devices and 3) Providing a
common language for communication between devices.
Security within the ZigBee network is handled by encrypting data
using the AES algorithm, seeded by a network security key. This
is chosen randomly by the network coordinator and is therefore
unique, protecting against casual interception of data. To make
commissioning simple and secure, NXPs nTAG NFC connected
tags can transfer the network information such as network key,
PANID, radio channel directly into the device before it is connected. Any Internet connection to the system can also be secured
using the A70x range of Secure elements to manage security
keys, encryption etc.
The common language that defines the interface to devices comes

from the ZigBee clusters. These are sets of commands that enable the device to be controlled according to its functionality. For
example, a monochrome dimmable light uses clusters for on/off,
Level control, and behaviour in scenes and groups, as well as
those allowing it to manage its membership of the network.
The JN5169 is a state-of-the-art wireless microcontroller, which
can implement both ZigBee and the end application. It combines
a 32 bit RISC microcontroller with a powerful radio with +10
dBm output power. Power consumption is just 13.5 mA in receive
mode. The flash memory is 512 kB, allowing over the air updates
without the need for expensive external flash memory.
The functionality offered by ZigBee Home Automation, enabled
by the NXP range of products gives ease of use, security and high
performance reliable networking and provides the bedrock of an
Internet of Things installation for the home.
For more information visit www.nxp.com/zigbee
NXP Semiconductors provides complete ZigBee Solutions

APPLICATIONS
REFERENCE DESIGNS
Lamps
Gateways
NXP Semiconductors makes your world

smarter with low power connectivity,
security and processing solutions.
JN516x Wireless Microcontrollers
ZigBee Pro/6lowPAN Network Stacks
Home Automation, Light Link, Smart
Energy, ZigBee 3.0 and RF4CE profiles
Control
Home Automation
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ALLIANCE MEMBERS
Sercomm Corporation
www.sercomm.com/home.aspx
Shanghai Shuncom Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
www.shuncom.com
Shanghai Yaming Lighting Co., Ltd. www.yaming-lighting.com
Shenzhen Atsmart Technology Co., Ltd.
www.atsmart.net
Shenzhen Eastfield Lighting Co., Ltd.
www.eastfield.cc
Shenzhen FEIBIT Electronic Technology Co., LTD.
www.feibit.com/en/portal.php
Shenzhen Hac Telecom Technology Co., Ltd
www.rf-module-china.com
Shenzhen Heiman Technology Co., Ltd.
http://heimandetector.com
Shenzhen Kaifa Technology Co., Ltd.
http://www.kaifa.cn/en/index/index.aspx
Shenzhen Orvibo Electronics Co., Ltd.
www.orvibo.com/en_index.asp
Shure Incorporated
www.shure.com
SI2 Microsystems
www.si2microsystems.com
Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
www.skyworksinc.com
Smartlabs, LLC
www.smartlabs.tv
SmartThings
www.smartthings.com
SMK Corporation
www.smk.co.jp/?version=en
SO. TEL SRL
www.sotel.it
Somfy Systems, Inc.
www.somfysystems.com
Soneter
http://smartflowh2o.com
Spansion, Inc.
www.spansion.com/Pages/Default.aspx
SSE Contracting
http://sseenterprise.co.uk
SSE Labs Ltd.
www.sse.co.uk
Starfield Electronic Ltd.

www.e-enhance.com
Steelcase, Inc.
www.steelcase.com
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
http://global-sei.com
Summit Tech Multimedia Communications Inc
www2.summit-tech.ca
Swann Communications Ptl Ltd.
www.swann.com
Synapse Electronics
www.synapseelectronique.com/en
Systech Corporation
www.systech.com
TA Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd
www.ta-shanghai.com
Takahata Precision Japan Co., Ltd.
www.takahata.biz
TCP, Inc.
www.tcpi.com
Tech4home, Lda
www.tech4home.pt/en
Technicolor Connected Home USA LLC www.technicolor.com
Techworld Industries Ltd.
www.tworld.com.hk
TeleMIP
http://telemip.ru
Televes S.A.
www.televes.com/en/eng/home
Telkonet
www.telkonet.com/home
Timelox AB
www.timelox.com
Tokyo Cosmos Electric Co., Ltd
www.tocos-j.co.jp
Toyo Electric Corporation www.toyo-elec.co.jp/en/index.html
Trend Electronics Limited www.trendelectronics.in/home.aspx
Tri Plus Grupa d.o.o.
www.zipato.com
United Integrated Services Co., Ltd.
www.uisco.com.tw
Universal Lighting Technologies
http://unvlt.com
Valley Campus Japan, Inc.
http://valleycampus.com/ja
Verisure Innovation AB
www.verisure.com
VTech Communications Ltd.
www.vtech.com
Wasion Group Limited
www.wasion.com/en
Waxman Consumer Products Group, Inc.
www.waxman.com
Webee LLC
http://webeelife.com
Wireless Glue Networks, Inc.
www.wirelessglue.com
Gibson Innovation
www.gibsoninnovations.com/en/home
WSH GmbH wirsindheller
www.wirsindheller.de
Xiamen Intretech, Inc.
www.intretech.com/en
Yifang Digital Company Limited
www.yifangdigital.com
ZAO NTC TEKO
www.teko.biz
Zen Within, Inc.
http://zenthermostat.com
ZIV Metering Solutions
www.meteringsolutions.ziv.es
ZTE Corporation
www.en.zte.com.cn/en
For updated member listings visit www.ZigBee.org.
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PRODUCT PROFILE
World Class ZigBee Chips for Smart
Home Applications and the IoT
Smart Homes have finally become reality and are founded on a
symbiosis of applications allowing home owners to monitor and
control applications for home monitoring, improved energy efficiency, access control and life style monitoring.
As virtually all cable operators and
broadband service suppliers are offering Smart Home services to their
subscribers and have chosen ZigBee
as the wireless communication standard, there will be an almost insatiable
demand for affordable and easy-to-install Smart Home devices that connect
to the set-top box or gateway. Device
developers are just starting to recognize this great opportunity to
offer all types of different Smart Home devices at very affordable costs. GreenPeaks ZigBee chips enable device developers
to build and market ZigBee based smart sensor devices for less
than $5 each.
MSOs need low cost and robust Smart Home devices to bundle
into their roll out of connected home systems. These new services
include home monitoring, energy control, smart assisted living
and mundane butler tasks like automated window, door and light
switch control, enabling profitable business models for both the
device developers and the service providers alike. These Smart
Home applications can be managed via the set-top box/gateway
and from there into the cloud, allowing their subscribers to turn
their homes into state-of-the-art machines and connect, control
and manage from anywhere in the world via smart phones.
GreenPeak Best in Class Solution
GreenPeak is the enabling radio technology inside many of the

latest Smart Home solutions. GreenPeak Technologies, a leader
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ZigBee & IEEE 802.15.4 Radio Chips for

Smart Home, Family Life Style and IoT
GreenPeak Technologies is the leading ZigBee semiconductor
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RESOURCE GUIDE
Design House / Services
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Bridges Electronic Technology Pty Ltd.
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CEIVA Logic, Inc.
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CLEODE S.A
Develco A/S
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eInfochips
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Embertec Pty Ltd
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Fidure Corp.
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Freebox
Freestyle Technology Pty Ltd. http://freestyletechnology.com.au
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In Home Displays Ltd. www.in-home-displays.co.uk/index.html
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MMB Networks
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NEC Engineering, Ltd.
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NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
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Owlet
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Pilot Laboratories
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Profile Systems, LLC

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Quirky, Inc.
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Radiocrafts AS
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Sensus
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Sentec Ltd.
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SI2 Microsystems
SO. TEL SRL
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Starfield Electronic Ltd.
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Synapse Electronics
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TRaC Global Ltd.
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TTA
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TUV Rheinland of North America
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Ubilogix
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Valley Campus Japan, Inc. http://valleycampus.com/ja/Waxman
Consumer Products Group, Inc.
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Webee LLC
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Hardware / Modules
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A&D Co Ltd.
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Adhoco AG
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Alps Electric North America
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Amicus SK, s.r.o.
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Anaren Microwave
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Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
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Develco A/S
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Digi International
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Digital Lumens
D-Link
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eInfochips
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EpiSensor Limited
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PRODUCT PROFILE
The Most Comprehensive ZigBee Smart Home System
As a leading supplier of ZigBee-based smart home devices and
solutions, Wulian believes that as more things are connected to
the IoT, the smart home system will increase in value. This belief
has fueled our desire to develop more than 200 types of ZigBeebased products.
Wulians smart home system covers:
Lighting management
Home appliance control
Home security
IP camera
Personal health
Environment conditioning
Home entertainment
Parking
Irrigation
Wulian releases one to two new products each month, providing

innovative products to smart home applications worldwide. Our
system also allows third-party devices to be connected with minimum development. If you are interested in exploring the rapidly
growing ZigBee-based smart home market, then Wulian is your
ideal partner. Please contact us at inquiry@wuliangroup.com for
further details.
For more information visit www.wulian.com
The smart home can be a complicated idea, and customer requirements vary greatly between houses. With our expertise in
ZigBee technology and strong R&D capability, we can provide
solutions for diverse homeowners needs. For example, we have
developed more than 40 types of light switches to accommodate
the preferences and style of individual customers.
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eZEX Corporation
www.climax.com.tw
FlexGrid S.R.L
Flextronics
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Futaba Corporation
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Hosiden Corporation
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IP Datatel, Inc.
Jabil Circuit, Inc.
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Kaba/ Ilco/ Saflok
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Kamstrup A/S
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LG Electronics
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Lund Science AB
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MEAZON S.A.
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Miele & Cie. KG
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MMB Networks
Moxa, Inc.
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Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
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Nyce Sensors, Inc.
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Panamax LLC
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Pilot Laboratories
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Pioneer Corporation
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Radiocrafts AS
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RFaxis, Inc.
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SAYME Wireless Sensor Networks
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SMK Corporation
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VISONIC
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ZTE Corporation
www.fenjin.com
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Installer / Distributor
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Eaton
Honeywell
Landis+Gyr AG
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Osborne Coinage Co.
Shanghai Yaming Lighting Co., Ltd.
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Siemens AG
SO. TEL SRL
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Televes S.A.
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OEMs
A&D Co Ltd.
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ABB Ltd
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Aclara
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Actility
Acuity Controls
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British Gas
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Eaton
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EDMI, Ltd.
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eZEX Corporation
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Fidure Corp.
FlexGrid S.R.L
Freebox
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Green Energy Options
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GreenWave Reality Inc.
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Grundfos Holding A/S
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Hitron Technologies, Inc.
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Honeywell
Hosiden Corporation
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Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
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Humax
iControl Networks
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www.idthk.com/eng
IJENKO
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In Home Displays Ltd. www.in-home-displays.co.uk/index.html
Indesit Company
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Kohler Co.
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Leedarson Lighting Co., Ltd.
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LEGRAND
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Leviton Manufacturing Company
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Lightspeed Technologies, Inc
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Logitech
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LS Research, LLC
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Lund Science AB
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Lutron
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Masco Corporation
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Millennium Electronics, PTY Ltd.
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
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NetComm Wireless Limited
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Nietzsche Enterprise Co., Ltd
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OMRON Corporation
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Osborne Coinage Co.
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Owlet
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Panamax LLC
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Panasonic Corporation www.panasonic.com/global/home.html
Philips
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Quirky, Inc.
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Raymarine U.K. Limited
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Regen Energy, Inc.
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Remote Technologies, Inc. (RTI)

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Robert Bosch LLC
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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Scemtec Hard
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Schindler Elevator Ltd.
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Schneider Electric
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Secure Meters
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Sercomm Corporation
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Shanghai Yaming Lighting Co., Ltd. www.yaming-lighting.com
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Siemens AG
Silver Spring Networks
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SMK Corporation
Somfy Systems, Inc.
Steelcase, Inc.
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Synapse Electronics
Systech Corporation
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Takahata Precision Japan Co., Ltd.
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Technicolor Connected Home USA LLC www.technicolor.com
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Televes S.A.
Telkonet
Timelox AB
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Trilliant Networks, Inc.
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Universal Lighting Technologies
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VISONIC
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Waxman Consumer Products Group, Inc.
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Webee LLC
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ZAO NTC TEKO
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ZTE Corporation
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Semiconductor
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AMICCOM Electronics Corporation
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Analog Devices
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ARM Ltd.
www.arm.com
Atmel Corporation
www.atmel.com
Broadcom Corporation
www.broadcom.com
www.egoproducts.com
Freescale
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www.bi-gas.com
GreenPeak
www.greenpeak.com
Kohler Co.
Marvell Semiconductor, Inc.
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Microchip Technology
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http://mitsumi.com
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NXP Semiconductors
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Panasonic Corporation www.panasonic.com/global/home.html
PROFALUX
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RFaxis, Inc.
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Silicon Labs, Inc.
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Spansion, Inc.
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STMicroelectronics
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Uniband Electronic Corporation www.ubec.com.tw/index.php
www.fenjin.com

www.ntt.co.jp
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Onset Computer Corporation
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Perytons, Ltd.
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Riverbed Technology, Inc.
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Sercomm Corporation
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Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
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Systech Corporation
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Ubilogix
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Wireless Glue Networks, Inc.
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Utility / Energy Provider

E.ON
www.eon.com/en.html
www.auto-grid.com
www.bega.de
Energy UK
www.energy-uk.org.uk
Oncor Electric Delivery www.oncor.com/EN/Pages/default.aspx
www.oati.com
Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E)
www.pge.com
Tools Hardware / Software

2D2C, Inc.
Actility
Adhoco AG
BlackBerry Limited (Corporation)
California Eastern Laboratories
Daintree Networks, Inc.
Delta Controls Inc.
DNV GL Energy
EDMI, Ltd.
Luxoft, Inc.
Mindteck
Mission Data
Nest Labs, Inc.
www.safeplug.com
www.adhoco.com/de
www.appcomsci.com
www.aztechinc.com
www.bartech.co
http://us.blackberry.com
www.cel.com
www.tplusgroup.ru
www.computime.com
www.daintree.net
www.dnvgl.com
www.edmi-meters.com
www.everspring.com
www.luxoft.com
www.mindteck.com
www.missiondata.com
www.nts.com
https://nest.com
Antenova Ltd offers a range of small, efficient embedded

antennas and RF solutions for ZigBee and applications using
2.4 GHz, 915 MHz and 868 MHz. Designed to be integrated
into a device, they are easy to mount, and come with RF
design, integration and test support.
We offer antennas for smart homes, connected lighting,
smart utilities, retail, transport and health: all the key wireless standards for M2M and the Internet of Things.
For 2.4 GHz devices such as PDAs, PNDs, headsets, PMPs/
MP3s, laptops, PC Cards and sensors, we suggest our Rufa
antenna, for remote monitoring, security cameras and electronic shelf labels, our Kirbii 868/915 MHz antenna.
More antenna designs to be released in 2015. For specifications of all our antennas, diagrams and evaluation boards,
please see www.antenova-m2m.com.
Antenova Ltd
USA - Europe - Asia
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Powercor Australia, Ltd.
www.powercor.com.au
www.powertechlabs.com/home
Regen Energy, Inc.
www.regenenergy.com
Sacramento Municipal Utility District
www.smud.org
SP AusNet
www.ausnetservices.com.au
ZigBee Stack
http://new.abb.com/cn/en
www.aplixcorp.com
ARM Ltd.
www.arm.com
Atmel Corporation
www.atmel.com
http://dius.com.au
DNV GL Energy
www.dnvgl.com
DSR Corporation
www.dsrcorp.com
www.exegin.com
Freescale
www.freescale.com
GreenPeak
www.greenpeak.com
www.harvardeng.com/index.html
Humax
www.idthk.com/eng
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NXP Semiconductors
www.nxp.com
www.ixys.com/Home.aspx
www.sanjuansw.com
www.kaifa.cn
Silicon Labs, Inc.
www.silabs.com
www.skyley.com
STMicroelectronics
www2.summit-tech.ca
http://www.telemetria.ru
www.ti.com
www.ubisys.de
Uniband Electronic Corp.
www.ubec.com.tw/index.php
MARKET NEWS
ZigBee Standards Will Be Used in More Than 80
Percent of 802.15.4 Unit Shipments in 2020
ZigBee continues to increase its share of the IEEE 802.15.4
and smart home markets, according to global technology research
firm ON World. In 2020, ZigBee standards will be used in 8 out
of 10 of the 802.15.4 chipset shipments.
ZigBee has always provided flexibility for developers and
now ZigBee is rapidly becoming the consumer technology of
choice for emerging smart home products, says Mareca Hatler,
ON Worlds research director. This trend is expected to accelerate as ZigBee 3.0 unifies its application profiles and the Thread
Group provides a standards based IP addressable wireless mesh
network layer.
Annual unit shipments for ZigBee/802.15.4 nearly doubled last
year and will increase by 550 percent during the next five years.
In addition to ZigBee PRO, the most widely adopted wireless
mesh network protocol, the ZigBee Alliance also certifies ZigBee RF4CE devices for simple, ultra-low power remote controls
and the ZigBee Alliance is also working on a new specification
for outdoor wireless mesh networking using IEEE 802.15.4g and
6LoWPAN.
By 2020, ON World projects that more than 80 percent of IEEE
802.15.4 annual shipments will use a ZigBee standard. However,
ZigBee is facing intensifying competition from low power variants of WiFi and Bluetooth Smart that are gaining tremendous
momentum currently from the mobile, IT and consumer electronics industries.
Within the next five years, ON World projects that annual wireless sensor network chipset shipments will exceed 2 billion.
ON Worlds report, ZigBee Lights Up the Internet of Things
11th edition analyzes the evolving market forces, technology advances and competitive dynamics for 22 unique ZigBee
markets and provides 5-year forecasts for 802.15.4/ZigBee and
competing alternatives including WiFi, Bluetooth, Z-Wave, EnOcean and others. It also includes key findings from a recently
completed survey with 1,000+ consumers and an extensive
analysis of hundreds of ZigBee/802.15.4 products and services.
Global ZigBee STB Market 2015-2019
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the
Global ZigBee STB Market 2015-2019 report to their offering.
ZigBee STBs are equipped with ZigBee RF4CE standard chip,
which is used as a replacement for IR technology in remote controls. With the development of multi-protocol ICs, ZigBee technology is also set to allow STBs to become the centerpiece of
smart homes. This technology enables advanced remote control
functionalities, such as gesture, motion, and touch control, and
removes line-of-sight limitations. As the world is moving toward
smart homes, ZigBee-enabled STBs will act as a central point
that will control all smart devices in a smart home.
The global ZigBee STB market is expected to witness significant growth because of some trends that are expected to exert a
positive influence on the market during the forecast period. One
such trend is the bundled services offered by service providers
such as Comcast and Verizon, wherein, along with entertainment
content, they provide home surveillance and security support.
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According to the report, one of the major drivers in this market is the low power consumption capability of ZigBee devices.
These devices are known for their extended battery life and power saving. ZigBee-enabled devices can automatically enter into
power saving mode.
Further, lack of awareness about the technology among consumers will hinder the growth of the market.
The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global ZigBee STB market for the period 2015-2019.
To calculate the market size, the report considers the unit of shipment of ZigBee STBs.
ZigBee Alliance and Thread Group Collaborate to
Aid Development of Connected Home Products
The ZigBee Alliance (www.ZigBee.org) and the Thread Group
(www.threadgroup.org) are collaborating to enable the ZigBee
Cluster Library to run over Thread networks. By working together, ZigBee and Thread can jointly provide an interoperable
solution to help streamline product development and ultimately
improve the consumers experience in the connected home.
The ZigBee Cluster Library standardizes application level
functionality for a wide variety of devices used in smart homes
and other markets. Thread is a wireless networking protocol that
can support multiple low-bandwidth, IP-based application protocols to provide secure and reliable networks, simple connectivity
and low power in the home. Both organizations remain committed to their independence while cooperating to benefit their respective members.
Application level standardization is necessary to provide
truly interoperable products to consumers, said Tobin Richardson, president and CEO of the ZigBee Alliance. We believe this
agreement will deliver value to product developers searching for
another solution for connectivity in the smart home.
The ZigBee Alliance is a global association of companies
working together to enable reliable, cost-effective, low-power
and wirelessly networked monitoring and control products. ZigBee is a wireless standard used to connect a wide variety of everyday devices to improve comfort, security and convenience in
homes and businesses.
By agreeing to work together, ZigBee and Thread are taking
a big step towards reducing fragmentation in the industry, said
Chris Boross, president of the Thread Group and technical product marketing manager, Nest. Thread is designed to work with
and support many different application layer protocols, and we
look forward to working with ZigBee to create a combined solution for the connected home.
Thread enables product developers to create, and consumers to
enjoy, products that easily and securely connect to a low-power
wireless mesh network, with direct Internet and cloud access for
every device. Using proven standards including IPv6 technology
with 6LoWPAN and standard 802.15.4 radios as its foundation,
Thread gives product developers a reliable low-power, self-healing, and secure network over existing wireless standards.
MARKET NEWS
Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine
(M2M) Market Worth $947.29 Billion in 2019
According to new market research report Internet of Things
Market & M2M Communication by Technologies, Platforms
and Services (RFID, Sensor Nodes, Gateways, Cloud Management, NFC, ZigBee, SCADA, Software Platform, System Integrators), by M2M Connections, & by IoT Components) - Global
Market Forecasts - 2019, published by MarketsandMarkets,
forecasting the IoT and M2M communication Market to grow
from $255.87 Billion in 2014 to $947.29 Billion in 2019, at an
estimated CAGR of 29.9 percent from 2014 to 2019.
The Market report defines and segments the IoT and M2M
market into various sub-segments of technology and platform,
M2M connection and modules, IoT components, applications,
and regions with in-depth analysis and forecasting of revenues.
It also identifies drivers and restraints of this market with insights
on trends, opportunities, and challenges.
The Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M)
communications are changing the thinking of the world and increasing the interconnectivity between objects and devices. It
is expected that by 2020 interconnectivity among devices will
be 31 billion and by 2022 there will be an increase in the use of
connected devices in the family to 50 devices. The trends which
is increasing the interconnectivity to simplify the complex monitoring and managing communication devices is the optimize
use of cloud computing and big data. These technological trends
support the backend processing and analytics required to cope
with the global communication methodologies.
There has been a tremendous adoption rate of IoT and M2M
in manufacturing, utilities, supply chain, retail, healthcare, residential and commercial buildings, and transportation. The scenarios which speak about the adoption usage are identification
and tracking, monitoring, integration control, business analysis,
early response, efficient processes, and service. The areas particularly affected by the adoption of IoT & M2M are healthcare (increase in remote patient monitoring services), agriculture (accumulation of soil analysis with environmental data and
satellite), physical retail (ecommerce commerce connectivity
across the manufacturer, logistic, retail, and consumer demand),
and public safety and defense (help via sensor and monitoring
of data).
Combo ICs to Take 12 Percent of the 802.15.4
Market by 2019
The 802.15.4 wireless connectivity market is set to continue its
transition towards IP-enabled solutions, increasing from 6 percent of the market in 2015 to more than 30 percent by 2019, finds
ABI Research. Alongside this, the market share of combo ICs
from the total shipments of 802.15.4 chips is set to grow from 1
percent to more than 12 percent.
Emerging IP-enabled networking technologies such as Thread
are expected to take a significant proportion of the 802.15.4 market, most notably in the smart home, while the recent collaboration to enable the ZigBee Cluster Library to run over Thread
networks will bring about a more rapid development process and
provide a boost to 802.15.4 chipset shipments as a whole.
With significant market opportunities for both ZigBee and

Thread, there is a growing incentive for suppliers to provide
a futureproof multi-protocol solution able to support the varied IoT device types down the line. It is becoming increasingly clear that the market for the connected home and other
low-power wireless networking environments will continue to
adopt multiple connectivity solutions based on different needs
and priorities. Although there is a clear trend towards IPv6 solutions, not every end device will need to support IP, and there
will be room for both IP and non-IP solutions across the various
IoT markets, said Malik Saadi, VP, Strategic Technology.
While it will take some time for 802.15.4 chipsets paired with
Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to gain traction, in the short term there will
be significant opportunities for soft combos that integrate multiple 802.15.4 protocols on the same chip and use the same radio
layer. Notable products with this technology include GreenPeaks
GP712, a multi-protocol chipset supporting both ZigBee and
Thread packets.
In order to drive demand, reduce costs, and improve time to
market, suppliers need to have a connectivity portfolio large
enough to allow customers to support numerous protocols. In
the past, the majority of key Wi-Fi and Bluetooth IC suppliers have not provided an 802.15.4 solution, while 802.15.4
suppliers have not been aggressively pursuing Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Saadi adds. Vendors with diversified connectivity portfolios encompassing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 802.15.4, and other
low-power wireless solutions, such as TI, Silicon Labs, STM,
Freescale, Nordic, Marvell and Microchip, will be able to take
advantage of these opportunities. These combo solutions will
become vital in providing the scalability and flexibility needed
to drive the smart home and other IoT vertical markets in the
near future.
These findings are part of ABI Researchs ZigBee (https://
www.abiresearch.com/market-research/service/zigbee/) and IoE
Semiconductors (https://www.abiresearch.com/market-research/
service/ioe-semiconductors/) Market Research.
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