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New standard optimized for residential and small business applications is supported by industry leaders.
Petaluma, CA – November 14, 2006 – ONE-NET (http://www.ONE-NET.info)
An independent, user-supported development community committed to open standards, today introduced its ONE-NET™ standard for low-power wireless connectivity. Optimized for residential and small business control applications, ONE-NET is specifically designed to use very low power and provide very good security at a very low cost. ONE-NET’s founding partners have brought together their collective expertise to develop the standard’s comprehensive design specification that will be distributed royalty-free so that more consumers can enjoy the benefits of wireless connectivity.
The ONE-NET community today released its specifications for the physical and networking protocol, source code examples for microcontrollers, schematics and bill-of-materials for reference designs and links to ONE-NET suppliers. Use of the ONE-NET standard is royalty-free, and simple open source licensing rules apply, such as contributing to the code base as modifications are developed. The ONE-NET logo will identify products tested for interoperability and compliance with the standard.
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