Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Z-Wave is a wireless communications specification for home automation. It is used by more than 325 manufacturers in the Z-Wave Alliance, principal members being the ADT Corporation, FAKRO, Ingersoll Rand, LG Uplus, Nortek Security & Control, and Sigma Designs.Applications include lighting, HVAC, security systems, home cinema, automated window treatments, swimming pool and spas controls, and garage and home access controls.As of 2015, Sigma Designs has certified more than 1,350 Z-Wave products. In October, 2013, Sigma Designs and the Z-Wave Alliance announced a new protocol and interoperability certification program called Z-Wave Plus, based upon new features and higher interoperability standards bundled together and required for the 500 series system on a chip (SoC), but encompassing some features that had been available since 2012 for the 300/400 series SoCs. In February, 2014 the first product was certified."@en }
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- Z-Wave abstract "Z-Wave is a wireless communications specification for home automation. It is used by more than 325 manufacturers in the Z-Wave Alliance, principal members being the ADT Corporation, FAKRO, Ingersoll Rand, LG Uplus, Nortek Security & Control, and Sigma Designs.Applications include lighting, HVAC, security systems, home cinema, automated window treatments, swimming pool and spas controls, and garage and home access controls.As of 2015, Sigma Designs has certified more than 1,350 Z-Wave products. In October, 2013, Sigma Designs and the Z-Wave Alliance announced a new protocol and interoperability certification program called Z-Wave Plus, based upon new features and higher interoperability standards bundled together and required for the 500 series system on a chip (SoC), but encompassing some features that had been available since 2012 for the 300/400 series SoCs. In February, 2014 the first product was certified.".
- Q135803 abstract "Z-Wave is a wireless communications specification for home automation. It is used by more than 325 manufacturers in the Z-Wave Alliance, principal members being the ADT Corporation, FAKRO, Ingersoll Rand, LG Uplus, Nortek Security & Control, and Sigma Designs.Applications include lighting, HVAC, security systems, home cinema, automated window treatments, swimming pool and spas controls, and garage and home access controls.As of 2015, Sigma Designs has certified more than 1,350 Z-Wave products. In October, 2013, Sigma Designs and the Z-Wave Alliance announced a new protocol and interoperability certification program called Z-Wave Plus, based upon new features and higher interoperability standards bundled together and required for the 500 series system on a chip (SoC), but encompassing some features that had been available since 2012 for the 300/400 series SoCs. In February, 2014 the first product was certified.".