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Eve Systems unveils new Matter-certified smart home devices


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Eve Systems was one of the first smart home accessory makers to update some of its existing products to support Matter, a smart home platform that allows devices to work across multiple platforms such as Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit. Now, the company is announcing more Matter-certified devices that will launch in just a few weeks.
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On March 28, Eve will begin selling its $50 Even Door & Window sensor, $40 Eve Energy smart plug, and $50 Eve Motion, a motion detection sensor.
All three products will be available directly from Eve, through Amazon and Apple.
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In addition to the new Matter-certified products, the company also announced the new Eve MotionBlinds Upgrade Kit for Roller Blinds. For $200, the retrofit kit turns basic roller blinds into smart, connected blinds you can control remotely and via automation.
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There's also a version of Eve MotionBlinds for Honeycomb & Venetian blinds that can tilt and lift the blinds to let in just the right amount of light.
Eve plans on releasing a firmware update for all MotionBlinds products in the first quarter, including the original MotionBlinds announced during CES 2023.