The ‘damn breaking’ Nest Weave invention is a new IoT-connected Linus Locke by Yale. Nests’ web site lists a variety of device manufacturers working on devices that can use
the Weave communication protocol. Weave was designed specifically to overcome the communications challenges faced when working with power-constrained devices and those that need conditions of low
latency and redundancy. The Nest Weave can run over Wi-Fi and Thread but its simplicity makes it more reliable, compact, secure and scalable than existing IoT protocols, according to Nest. Thread
helps it create a self-healing mesh network so that if a device crashes or Wi-Fi goes down, other devices on the network will keep working. This, says Nest, is especially important for safety and
security products, like smoke alarms or security systems.
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