The Luxul technology lineup for CEDIA Expo 2019 includes the Epic Mesh kit, a cloud remote monitoring and management system, self-healing managed gigabit switches and the next next generation of wireless controller technology, among others.
The Epic Mesh kit comes with two dual-purpose mesh nodes each serving as either router or satellite. Installers can turn one of the two nodes into a router in under two minutes using the Luxul Easy Setup app. The other becomes the satellite node placed around the residence to create a wireless mesh. No additional wires are required, since installers simply have to plug the satellite node into an available outlet. An innovative antenna design and 4x2x2 antenna array enable two 2x2 client access radios and a 4x4 5GHz dedicated backhaul channel ensures strong connectivity back to the router for the delivery of high-speed internet anywhere in the home. Customers can add more satellite nodes as required to accommodate installations of any size.
“Defining the key attributes for an 8K TV specification demonstrates the 8KA’s focus to quickly define a critical step in the growth in next-generation video technology,” the association says. “To reach this milestone is a great testament to the cooperative spirit the members of the 8K Association enjoy along with our shared enthusiasm for the 8K ecosystem expansion.”
ULE Alliance, the non-profit organisation working on the worldwide adoption of Ultra Low Energy (ULE) technology for IoT, announces a partnership with the telco Orange to bring new smart home solutions to market.
