Andrew O'Hara
On the latest episode of the Homekit Insider podcast, your hosts discuss the international launch of the Aqara C1 pet feeder, the HOOBS Pro hub, and much more.
After launching roughly a year ago in China, the Aqara C1 pet feeder is available internationally. It's a diminutive feeder that is ideal for cats and small dogs.
While HomeKit doesn't support pet feeders natively, it can still be controlled via Siri Shortcuts.
Meross put one of the very first Matter-enabled smart plugs up for preorder. it isn't flashy, but it will work seamlessly with multiple smart home platforms, including Apple's HomeKit.
The new HOOBS Pro hub is up for preorder. This device has multiple connectivity methods including Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and Thread. It boasts Matter certification, allowing connected devices to work inside of Apple Home.
Finally, we got our first look at the Sleekpoint Innovations Thread-enabled interior door lock. It supports latch doors, rather than deadbolts and can work on home offices, closets, garages, and more.
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3 Comments
Bring the baby. Love the baby. Have the baby be a regular co-host.
Just maybe use a high-pass filter on the audio to eq out the low thumps and rumbling from the mics. My OG HomePod was bumping enough this morning I eventually had to turn it off.
Leave the baby out of your videos FFS.
I should apologize to the baby. I just had a look at the YouTube video, and the low frequency bumping and thumping was not the baby at all. The baby is innocent!
Andrew, on the other hand, should probably either get a microphone shock absorber or keep his hands off the desk.