Z-Wave Panel
summary
Z-Wave claims deployment in 35 million US homes and tens of millions more worldwide, notes active work on Z-Wave Long Range and multi‑protocol silicon that ports Z‑Wave onto new chips, and describes an open‑source stack where new command classes are implemented. A concrete device is a wake-on-event batteryless sensor that generates power mechanically to send an alert, and a concrete security change is S2V2 encrypts all protocol and network communication to close prior key‑exposure windows.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Z-Wave Panel intro
- 1:03Z-Wave global strengths
- 3:54Trident IoT’s Z-Wave choice
- 5:18Z-Wave in Silicon Labs’ strategy
- 7:27Open Home Foundation hardware
- 9:12Backward compatibility
- 10:15Wake-on-event sensors
- 11:39Batteryless sensors and Long Range
- 12:01New scheduling software
- 13:07Z-Wave security S2V2
- 14:53Summary and Long Range talk
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