The Smart Home Show

This Smart Home Show features Dave McCall of the Open Interconnect Consortium, a group of companies developing a framework and a standard for better device interconnectivity. You can find out more about OIC at: http://openinterconnect.org/ You can find more Smart Home Shows at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ Find Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/michaelwolf http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

This is the Smart Home Weekly podcast from the Smart Home Show for the week of January 26, 2015. You can get the written version of this (w/links to stories) here: www.smarthomeweekly.net The stories covered in this week's show: -HomeKit bridge for Z-Wave/Zigbee looks to be a thing -Xiaomi says it's gonna show-me (or us) it's smart home wares soon -Lowe's getting deeper into smart home installation services -OIC a new smart home open source framework called IoTivity -Amazon's Echo and the ridiculously long backlog time -Harmony's new API -Canary ships -Neeo kickstarts -Almond+ ships You can subscribe to the Smart Home Show here: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ Follow me on Twitter here for daily updates and to converse: https://twitter.com/michaelwolf http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Guest: Ben Harris, CEO of Drop, the connected scale maker. We talk about the smart kitchen on this show with Ben Harris. You can find out more about Drop at www.getdrop.co Find the Smart Home Show at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ Follow Mike on Twitter at www.twitter.com/michaelwolf http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

The full Smart Home review from CES 2015. Sure it's a week after CES, but if you want a guide to most everything that happened at CES for smart home, this is the podcast to listen to. You can also get a free 32 page report on the show at: http://nextmarket.co/products/ces2015 Subscribe to the written version at www.smarthomeweekly.net Check out the podcast and where to subscribe at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Mike bravely battles a cold to bring you the biggest stories from 2014 in smart home just before he gets ready to fly to Vegas for CES 2015. Subscribe to future smart home shows at www.thesmarthomeshow.com and read our newsletter at www.smarthomeweekly.net Follow Mike on Twitter to keep track of what he publishes for CES: www.twitter.com/michaelwolf http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

This is the only smart home gift buying guide you'll need. Sure, you can find lots of lists on the Internet, but in this podcast Mike gives you a way to buy a smart home gift for anyone in your life, no matter if they're a technophile or complete luddite. You can find links to the products I talk about in this podcast at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/smarthomegiftguide You can also find where to subscribe to the Smart Home Show at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

In this podcast, we talk with Sunnovations Matt Carlson about their new smart hot water heater device, Aquanta. We also announce the winner of our latest giveaway! You can find out more about Aquanta at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/651800236/aquanta-cool-technology-for-hot-water You can find the Smart Home Show at www.thesmarthomeshow.com http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

It's another crossover, this time with the folks from www.farstuff.com Mike talks about the Internet of Things with Andreea and Charles from the Farstuff podcast. We also discuss who would be Mork and who would be Fonz if this were a 70's sitcom crossover, and also whether the Vessyl smart drink container is a good idea. It's a fun podcast so check it out. Once again, if you want to find more Smart Home Shows, go to www.thesmarthomeshow.com You can find our weekly smart home newsletter at www.smarthomeweekly.net And you can find Andreaa and Charles show at www.farstuff.com http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

It's the smart home weekly update (kinda) for November 23, 2014. I cheated a bit as I was a guest on the HomeTech.FM podcast (www.hometech.fm) with Seth Johnson and I asked Seth if I could use the episode as my weekly update and he said sure! It made sense since we talked about much of what I wanted to talk about anyway. We talk about: -HomeKit at CES -Blossom, the new smart water controller -Vera's new Vera Edge controller -Zigbee 3.0 and more! Subscribe to the Smart Home Show at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow And get my written thoughts on many of these same topics at www.smarthomeweekly.net http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Ok, so I couldn't resist the Blossom reference (and I know its dating me), but still this episode is still pretty special since we talk to Manrique Brenes, the CEO of Blossom, the company behind the Blossom smart irrigation system. You can find out more about Blossom at www.myblossom.com And as always, subscribe to the podcast if you haven't by going to http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

This week Mike talks with that company that puts a UL on all those devices in your home, Underwriter's Laboratories. He talks to Tom Blewitt, who has been at UL for almost 40 years and has watched as devices went from dumb things stuck on formica countertops to smart devices that can anticipate and communicate. How does a company like UL adjust? Listen to the podcast and find out! You can find out more about UL and www.UL.com You can subscribe to the Smart Home Show at www.thesmarthomeshow.com Check out our weekly smart home newsletter at www.smarthomeweekly.net http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

This is the Smart Home Weekly news wrap up for the week ending November 15, 2014. In this episode, I talk about: -Amazon's Echo (and whether its a smart home controller) -iDevices, $10 Million HomeKit bet -Target's entry into smart home -The Scout home security appliance has started shipping -Quirky's huge smart home announcement this week If you want to see my written analysis of all this news, go to www.smarthomeweekly.net I also announce the winner of the August smart lock giveaway in this episode. If you want to enter for future giveaways, just give a review of the Smart Home Show in iTunes, Stitcher or other podcast app and email it to thesmarthomeshow@gmail.com Subscribe to the Smart Home Show at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ You can see the full write up (more than just show notes, folks) for this and Smart Home Weekly podcasts at: www.smarthomeweekly.net Remember to register for our live smart home 2015 outlook webinar on Dec 4th: http://nextmarket.enterthemeeting.com

This week, iDevices surprised most everyone when they announced they'd invested $10 million in HomeKit-centric smart home development. This involved not only their own product - which they will unveil at CES 2015 - but a platform which others can use to build HomeKit centric smart home devices. This conversation is the first podcast interview with Chris Allen since the unveiling of their new HomeKit platform. You can find out more about iDevices at http://idevicesinc.com/ You can listen to more Smart Home Show podcasts at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

A podcast 2-fer: A weekly update and an interview with Roost's Roel Peeters. We combined the smart home weekly update this week with an interview with the CEO of smart battery company Roost. Today's topics include: -Verizon's new router with Z-Wave -Goji smart lock delays -Walmart enters the smart home -The retrofit smart home opportunity -Keen smart vents -SmartThings gets a Windows app In the second half of the show, we talk to Roel Peeters, the CEO of smart battery company Roost. You can find out more about Roost at http://smartroost.net/ You can find the smart home show at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ You can read the smart home weekly update at www.smarthomeweekly.net If you want to try and win an August smartlock, just review the Smart Home show in iTunes, Stitcher or another podcast service and send a screenshot to thesmarthomeshow@gmail.com http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

This is the Smart Home Weekly news wrap up for the week ending October 26, 2014. This episode is almost entirely about the Revolv acquisition by Nest. Joining Mike is Richard Gunther, smart home podcaster from the Home:On podcast. We also announce the winner of the Oort smart home system and give all the details about our next smart home gear giveaway, so you'll definitely want to listen! Remember, if you've entered the last giveaway, you are entered for future giveaways. You can see the full write up (more than just show notes, folks) for this and Smart Home Weekly podcasts at: www.smarthomeweekly.net Remember to register for our live smart home/IoT roundtable with the GM of Lowe's smart home and CEO of Zonoff on October 30th: nextmarket.enterthemeeting.com/m/RPPNJ4UB And as always, you can get the podcast at Technology.FM: www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

The Smart Home Weekly news wrap up for the week ending October 18, 2014. All the big stories for the smart home discussed in one podcast. Also, we're giving away an Oort Bluetooth smart home system. For details, go to www.smarthomeweekly.net and see the latest Smart Home Weekly for October 18th or listen to the podcast. Stories this week: -Apple doesn't make news (meaning no new Apple TV) -August ships, Danalock on deck -Oort starts to ship -Qualcomm buys CSR -Bemo launches Kickstarter for smartphone-based smart thermostat -Ubi, the standalone voice control computer for the home, is available You can see the full write up (more than just show notes, folks) for this and Smart Home Weekly podcasts at: www.smarthomeweekly.net Remember to register for our live smart home/IoT roundtable with the GM of Lowe's smart home and CEO of Zonoff on October 30th: nextmarket.enterthemeeting.com/m/RPPNJ4UB And as always, you can get the podcast at Technology.FM: www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://

Guest: WeMo's Ohad Zeira Belkin's WeMo has been one of the most popular DIY smart home line of products around. Mike catches up with Ohad Zeira, the head of WeMo, to hear about where WeMo's been and where it's going. You can find out more about WeMo at: http://www.belkin.com/us/Products/home-automation/c/wemo-home-automation/ You can subscribe to the Smart Home Show at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

The Smart Home Weekly news wrap up for the week ending October 11, 2014. All the big stories for the smart home discussed in one podcast. Stories this week: -Apple TV gets HomeKit -Best Buy expands smart home section -Mr. Coffee brews some WeMo -Echostar becomes smart home Sage -Allseen launches smart lighting group -Broadcom leaves OIC -Revolv connects to Danalock -PeQ revs software -MaxMyTV off to slow start -Coinguard ultra low cost IoT security You can see the full write up at the new home for the Smart Home Weekly newsletter at: nextmarket.co/blogs/smarthomeweekly Remember to register for our live smart home/IoT roundtable with the GM of Lowe's smart home and CEO of Zonoff on October 30th: http://nextmarket.enterthemeeting.com/m/RPPNJ4UB And as always, you can get the podcast at Technology.FM: www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Guest: Radek Tadajewski of Oort. Mike goes deep on the Bluetooth centric smart home with Oort's Radek Tadajewski, which is launching their Bluetooth smart home system on October 15th in New York. If you want to know more about how Bluetooth will fit into the smart home in the future, this is a must listen! You can find out more about Oort at www.oort.in You can find more Smart Home Shows at http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ Also, join Mike on October 30th when he has a live conversation with the GM of Lowe's Smart Home and the CEO of Zonoff: http://nextmarket.co/pages/webinars http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Guest: Jeremy Jaech, CEO of SNUPI, creator or Wally Home. In this episode, Mike catches up with Jeremy Jaech, longtime Seattle entrepreneur and the CEO of SNUPI. SNUPI has a product called Wally Home, an in home moisture sensor which uses a patented technology that allows ultra low cost communication using in home powerline and enables a battery to last up to 10 years. You can find out more about Wally Home at: http://www.wallyhome.com/ Please subscribe to the Smart Home Show at: http://www.technology.fm/thesmarthomeshow/ http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)