Home automation, and the Internet of Things, has been the technology of the near future for what seems like well over a decade now. As it turns out, however, the idea that every appliance needs to connect to the net, to order new cartridges for the coffee maker or schedule maintenance, has yet to be widely adopted.

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There are a lot of adjectives that you can use to describe a smart home: cool, useful, efficient, safe, etc. However, you also have to add ?complex? to your list, because getting these smart devices to work and (gulp) interoperate, well that?s a different story. That?s where Connected Home over IP Alliance (CHIP) comes into play. In theory?and I?m told in practice as well?if any device is CHIP compliant, you simply plug it in and it works.

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