The result is a much more reliable network where devices can communicate with one another, rather than relying on a single connection source like Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. This will help connect all your Thread-enabled devices, forming a mesh network that allows each device to speak the same universal language. The Thread Border Router function is built into the Nanoleaf Shapes Controller, Nanoleaf Elements Controller, and eero line of mesh-wi-fi routers which bridges the Wi-Fi network to a Thread network, eliminating the need for extra hubs. Nanoleaf is working closely with the Thread Group to actively expand and build a larger interoperable system of devices, with the goal of creating a unified smart home experience for all users.
Nanoleaf and eero join Apple and Google as part of the first wave of companies to bring Thread Border Routers to the market and open them to Thread-based smart home devices, leading the way for the new network protocol that is changing the smart home experience with faster speeds and greater reliability.
eero plans to expand compatibility to other products with future updates. The eero Pro, eero Beacon, eero Pro 6, and eero 6 will work as Border Routers with the Nanoleaf Essentials line as the first compatible products at launch. Nanoleaf is also announcing their partnership with Amazon-owned eero to broaden the Thread ecosystem with their mesh-Wi-Fi routers launching as Thread Border Routers.
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For iOS users, you will be able to enjoy this update immediately while Android users will have to wait until Nanoleaf finishes their testing of their app. This new router will start to work with Nanoleaf Essentials devices automatically once their Shapes and Elements controller is connected to your home Wi-Fi network. Nanoleaf, the company behind wall-shaped panels that let customers create their own multi-colored, abstract designs announced the launch of their own Thread Border Routers via the Nanoleaf Shapes and Elements Controllers.
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