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Analysis: Apple also troublesome problem in the end intelligent home where (To free download News) smart home, red hot in recent years. Many large companies at home and abroad have sounded the clarion call to enter the smart home market. However, a few years later, we see the industry does not seem to have too much of a breakthrough, to pick up iPhone, tell Siri to help you lock the door, turn off the lights, this day still seems a long way away from us. Problem in the end where? Industry common argument is: the smart home market, the lack of a unified standard, currently the major manufacturers are still their own array, are pushing their own platform. Even Apple, it is difficult to break through the home appliances and other strong players beam from the ‘shelf’, the site concept to make smart home become more like ‘smart toys’ and a single product prices are generally still high. A Shenzhen company called RICI spent six years trying to solve the ‘standardization’ of issues, from microwave technology to Zigbee, then Zigbee network, this core team from Huawei and Alcatel company’s technical staff to try the world All mainstream smart home wireless connectivity technology on the market until it is industry recognition - including Internet companies, including BAT and domestic home appliance giants this year to have to throw it Hydrangea, notoriously picky ‘red leader’ Zhou Also contact with his team. But before RICI real problem is: What kind of a way to select the wireless technology commercialization. Do it yourself, which family will have their own manual routing? And those who do ‘not yet live in a house on a reinforced pay’? The cooperation with the giant, and perhaps more still ‘do not enter into’ a camp of questions between traditional consumer electronics manufacturers, among appliance manufacturers and Internet companies, Internet companies between the inlet of the dispute is more than outsiders imagine intense. What ‘standards war’ c