IKEA registered a subprocess temperature sensor with the FCC

Ikea has registered Its first thread device, a new temperature and moisture sensor of matter support called “Timmerflotte”, with the FCC, information Homekit news. A diagram of the presentation, which was <a target="_blank" href="https://x.com/CyberModStudio/status/1895646295131615358″>Seen by cybermodstudiosIt shows a circular device that works with two AAA batteries and presents a QR code and a number of 11 digits for subject configuration.

Timmerflotte does not seem to use any other wireless protocol than is not the thread, Homekit news grades. That means that Ikea, which tends to use Zigbee or Wi-Fi protocols for its devices, does not offer a center with which this device could be integrated natively. The center of IKEA lacks the capacity of the ride of the thread edge, on the one hand. And although now it can act as a bridge of question, it is not an issue controllerwhich means that it cannot control the products of the matter with it.

That said, Ikea originally announced that he would have the thread support. Ultimately, he did not launch with him, but Timmerflotte's list can be a sign that Ikea is ready to turn on the direction of direct subprocess and the functionality of the matter controller. That could let it serve as an independent intelligent domestic center, similar to Hub Aqara M3 or LR and Mini Hubs of FLIC.