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New SmartThings Console for Device Certification

key benefits: quick and easy works with smartthings (wwst) certification submission collaborate across your organization monitor certification progress manage consumer-facing product and brand details ready for matter device manufacturers device partners seeking wwst certification for hub connected devices have a comprehensive new tool for end-to-end lifecycle management. the smartthings console makes it easier than ever for you to submit zigbee, z-wave, and new smart home protocol matter devices which use local edge drivers. submission and management of cloud-connected devices and certification will be available soon and will be the subject of an upcoming announcement. whether your team is in a single office, maintained across verticals, or even spread around the globe—the console enables cross-functional collaboration with permission-based controls. invite your engineers, product managers, marketers, and others with the appropriate level of access to allow management of your products, brands, and submissions. use the new product submission process to register your integration and include the required details and links. create and build a library of customized onboarding experiences that walk users through in-app setup screens. if you haven’t previously created a brand for your organization, do so now by including a logo and essential details. finally, provide the necessary details for testing and certification and hit submit. you can track the status of your submission at any time in the console. for more information on our certification process, visit the certification process overview in our developer documentation. once wwst-certified, your device will be published in the smartthings catalog, where millions of consumers discover products that deliver the high level of reliability and interoperability they expect from samsung and partner products. edit and maintain the catalog content (copy, images, etc.) displayed across the various smartthings properties from your console dashboard. don’t forget to include a product purchase link to provide users who discover your device in the catalog an option to buy from your store of choice! set up your account in the console and invite others to your organization to get started (samsung account required). for detailed instructions, check out certify your device. for device development and edge driver integration, visit our edge driver documentation.

SmartThings Developers

https://developer.samsung.com/smartthings/blog/en-us/2022/11/14/new-smartthings-console-for-device-certification

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SmartThings Automation

smartthings automation integrating smartthing's automation requires an understanding of the smartapp lifecycles and implementing its protocol the smartthings nodes provided in the automation studio allows you to wire installed devices to implement autorun rules without any code or simply deploying an automation node that implements the smartapp lifecycle without coding event nodes for device subscriptions, status nodes for device status checks, and command nodes for device commands are provided in general, the smartthings automation is designed in the following order place the device profile node and determine the required capability enter the web-hook url through the automation node after that, implement the logic that corresponds to the autorun rule you can read the state of the device through the status node you can command the device by placing an command node you can extend the experience using external apis device profile node this node represents an installed device in this flow, you need to choose a device for automation event, condition and action nodes need to know which devices will subscribe to the smartthings cloud or commands this node has a capability that represents a device feature find more information about the capabilities of smartthings properties - name required a label of the name assigned by the user it is a unique name in the flow - capability required the list of capabilities provided by this device determines if this device supports the specified capability name automation node this node represents the webhook endpoint of smartapp the automation node handles lifecycles of smartapp a webhook endpoint in this context is a web services application which can receive incoming http post requests properties - name required a name for the webhook endpoint - endpoint required an endpoint that should be invoked during execution - output lifecyle event next node is the event node only event node this node is registered as a subscriber through the automation node must be used with automation node this node represents a change of device whenever a user installs a smartapp, they typically will select the devices to be used on the smartapp the installed device interacts with this event node when the device changes and an event occurs, the event node can receive the event as a subscriber properties - name required the label of the device assigned by the user - device the unique system identifier for this device - capability required the list of capabilities provided by this device determines if this device supports the specified capability name - attribute the list of attributes for this device determines if this device has the specified attribute status node this node checks the status of the device when a user installs a smartapp, they typically will select the devices to be used by the smartapp this condition node interacts with the installed device this node allows you to branch the flows based on the state of the device properties - name required the label of the device assigned by the user - device the unique system identifier for this device - capability required the list of capabilities provided by this device determines if this device supports the specified capability name - attribute the list of attribute s for this device determine if this device has the specified attribute command node this node can commands to the device when a user installs a smartapp, they typically will select the devices to be used by the smartapp this action node interact with the installed device the commands in this action node can change the state of the installed device properties - name required the label of the device assigned by the user - device the unique system identifier for this device - capability required the list of capabilities provided by this device determine if this device supports the specified capability name - attribute the list of attribute s for this device determines if this device has the specified attribute properties - name required the label of the device assigned by the user - device the unique system identifier for this device - capability required the list of capabilities provided by this device determines if this device supports the specified capability name - attribute the list of attributes for this device determines if this device has the specified attribute example it's a smartthings automation using contactsensor and lifx bulb create a webhook with device profile and automation nodes add a device profile node for the contactsensor with contactsensor capability add a device profile node for the bulb with a switch capability add a node for the smartthings automation webhook add an event node to subscribe to the contactsensor change add status nodes to check the switch is "off" add command nodes to change the bulb to "on" add command nodes to change the bulb "off" save and deploy register in smartthings developer workspace in order for smartthings automation to work, app-registration is required visit the smartthings developer workspace create a new automation project register the smartapp webhook endpoint copy the webhook endpoint on the automation node complete the registration process next is to "deploy to test" install smartapp in smartthings app deploying your smartapp to test does not mean your service is published when you deploy your service to test, only the samsung developer account used to deploy to test will be able to install the service from the smartthings app, and only after enabling developer mode in the smartthings app test-your-device after this, you can install the smartapp that "deploy to test" above visit now - 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https://developer.samsung.com/automation/v2-smartthings-automation.html

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Announcing the SmartThings Schema!

last month, we released a new way of integrating a new cloud to cloud device using the smartthings schema. the smartthings schema is a specification used in the device integration and does not require having to use the smartthings api. the schema defines the format of the json payloads sent from a third-party server. the schema also allows for a simplified approach to integrating your cloud-to-cloud device, requires minimal effort of development and provides full support of all smartthings capabilities. in order to be successful with the device integration using the smartthings schema, it is best to understand some of the key terminology associated with building out this integration. terminology smartthings iot device a smartthings iot device is connected to and controlled through smartthings cloud via a device integration. smartthings cloud a cloud-based platform that seamlessly connects smartthings iot devices, providing a central consumer touchpoint through the smartthings app as well as the smartthings api for intelligent automations. cloud-to-cloud device a cloud to cloud device is a device that communicates to smartthings cloud through a third-party cloud and a smartthings cloud connector. in order to connect to smartthings cloud to be part of our ecosystem, an established integration and communication is needed from the third party cloud to the smartthings cloud. for those devices which already have a cloud, you can simply connect your cloud to the smartthings cloud. smartthings cloud connector a connector built with the smartthings schema or a smartapp to enable a cloud-to-cloud device integration with smartthings cloud. 4 step implementation process in order to integrate your cloud-to-cloud device using the st schema, follow the following 4 simple steps: register a connector in the developer workspace that can fulfill requests sent from smartthings. create an oauth2 client from your cloud. implement the schema in the https response. test your integration. for more information, check out our smartthings schema documentation. sign up now to learn how smartthings can help you achieve your iot vision.

SmartThings Developers

https://developer.samsung.com/smartthings/blog/en-us/2019/01/22/announcing-the-smartthings-schema

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Announcing the SmartThings Github Page!

as we continue to improve the developer experience, we have also made it easier to navigate through our samples and sdks in order for you to start developing! each sample and sdk in our growing smartthings ecosystem enables you to build and integrate your iot devices, services, and existing solutions on smartthings cloud. select your favorite programming language and learn more about the samples and sdks we have available for you to simplify your developer experience. some of the highlights of tools and resources consist of the following: smartthings schema the smartthings schema is a simpler way to integrate cloud connected devices. thanks to our smartthings engineers, a node.js helper library is available as well as a sample lifx connector written for st schema integrations. automations smartapps are an example of a smartthings automation. automations allow users to control the smartthings ecosystem without manual intervention. creating a smartapp allows you to control and get status notifications from smartthings devices using the smartthings rest api. new release: our smartapp sdk includes a set of jvm libraries for building webhook and aws lambda smartapps, and interacting with the public smartthings rest api. there is also a node.js version of the sdk available to our developer community. in addition to our sdks, we have available a yeoman generator to bootstrap a node.js-based smartapp as well as a smartapp node.js tutorial and an example cloud connector using lifx. smartthings community public our public community folder offers a wide range of solutions built by our smartthings community. if you are interested in publishing your own samples, feel free to push your code to the smartthingscommunity public repository and drop a note to our smartthings developer support team to request to be featured in our upcoming developer screencast series. we will continue to build out our open source selection and provide additional languages such as python and php. we also welcome recommendations as we continue to build out some additional features and sdks. stay tuned for upcoming tutorials, samples as well as developer screencasts currently under development by our smartthings team! sign up now to learn how smartthings can help you achieve your iot vision.

SmartThings Developers

https://developer.samsung.com/smartthings/blog/en-us/2019/03/28/announcing-the-smartthings-github-page

Connect Samsung Developer Conference

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SDC23 | SmartThings and Matter

tech session platform innovation, iot, open source, developer program smartthings and matter matter is rapidly becoming the most popular iot protocol in the smart home, with support from over 300 industry-leading and innovative companies from across the world. matter is a universal ip-based communication protocol for smart home devices that makes them simple to buy and set up, interoperable, reliable, and secure. smartthings, as one of the first adopters of the matter standard, currently provides matter hub capabilities across samsung tvs, smart monitors, sound bars, family hub fridges, as well as the smartthings station. developers are welcomed to learn about new tools for building matter devices that connect with these hubs. learn about enhancements smartthings is making to our architecture, and how device partners can take advantage of them. in addition to supporting the core features of your matter devices, we’re announcing new tools and integrations to make it easier to develop innovative smart devices and apps, and integrate them with smartthings. these include our new developer center, smartthings home api, multi-hub support, hub-replacement, and our hub everywhere strategy. speakers charles kim samsung electronics zach michel smartthings back to list

https://developer.samsung.com/conference/sdc23/sessions/smartthings-and-matter

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SDC23 | Works With SmartThings 2.0

open theater platform innovation, developer program, iot works with smartthings 2.0 the new era of smart homes, driven by open standards like matter, is creating new challenges and opportunities for device makers, and the works with smartthings program is evolving to better address device partners’ development and business needs. in this session, we show you how works with smartthings helps your products stand out in a competitive market, leveraging the scale and confidence of the samsung brand, and new opportunities to drive preference and purchase by smartthings users. and when users bring your devices home, our new and upgraded tools help your products look and perform their best. to bring you all these benefits sooner, we’ve streamlined our certification process for hub-connected devices, to get your entire product family certified and promoted to users through a single process, with greater speed and predictability. learn why to partner with us in the new era of works with smartthings, and follow it up with the developer center session to learn how! speakers daniel moneta smartthings back to list

https://developer.samsung.com/conference/sdc23/sessions/works-with-smartthings-20

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SmartThings | Samsung Developers

smartthings unlock seamless innovation with smartthings. connect effortlessly with thousands of samsung products, partner devices, and service integrations. get started get started inviting you to an ecosystem of smarter living solutions the smartthings platform connects thousands of samsung and partner devices as well as connected services integrations to reach millions of global users. check out the current list of compatible brands and explore possible integrations. stay up to date with smartthings developers smartthings provides a platform for iot devices and connected services to seamlessly interact, enabling smarter living solutions that enrich our world. developers can access a comprehensive set of features, an intuitive mobile ui, and leverage voice control with bixby and other assistants. visit blog

https://developer.samsung.com/smartthings/

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Event: SmartThings at MobiSys Conference

as a platinum supporter of the 17th acm international conference, mobisys, samsung joins with other top innovators to present the latest in design, implementation, usage and evaluation of mobile computing systems, applications and services. the first day of the conference is an industry-focused program designed to provide the future evolution of internet of things (iot). this is a gathering of top industry researchers, junior and senior faculty, and talented msc and phd students from around the globe. this day is designed to educate, inform and examine the wealth of ideas which will shape the ai-powered iot ecosystem of the future. the day-one afternoon keynote speaker will be of particular interest. overseeing the smartthings cloud engineering team jaeyeon jung (corporate vice president, samsung electronics). her keynote covers democratizing the internet of things with smartthings, the journey of integrating existing products with the smartthings ecosystems using the smartthings schema; creating smart interactions using smartthings apis; and connecting zigbee or z-wave devices with smartthings hubs. jung explains how the smartthings developer workspace provides a single, powerful platform to seamlessly integrate iot products into this ecosystem: https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/. additional conference program highlights include the following keynotes: prof. kang g. shin, university of michigan marriage of smart phone with smart cars – discussing the technical challenges exploiting mobile devices to achieve/enhance vehicle intelligence. prof. gregory d. abowd, georgia institute of technology the material of the 21st century: moving beyond moore and weiser – why self-sustainable computing provides a compelling vision for everyday life. the complete technical program schedule offers a full complement of speakers, panel talks, demos and workshops. we look forward to meeting you at mobisys!

SmartThings Developers

https://developer.samsung.com/smartthings/blog/en-us/2019/06/12/event-smartthings-at-mobisys-conference

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SDC22 | SmartThings Energy Service

session iot, monetization, smart appliances smartthings energy service introduction of smartthings energy service and how partners (energy companies, smart device mfgs, etc) can integrate to provide a seamless energy management service for their consumers leveraging samsung's smartthings energy ecosystem. speakers barry holland samsung electronics related video video link video link smartthings video

https://developer.samsung.com/conference/sdc22/sessions/smartthings-energy-service

Develop Mobile Samsung Automation

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SmartThings My Device

smartthings my device directly control smartthings devices without even registering the automation by using the automation studio to do this, you are advised to get your 'pat personal access token ' and the 'device id' of smartthings before you can make a flow my device node this node represents an your smartthings device you can control your smartthings devices directly without even registering the automation to do this, you should set your pat on this node and select one on your device list then, you can get a condition or put a command to your installed devices by using 'status', 'command' nodes after setting your pat, get your device list and select device that you want to control properties - name the label of the name assigned by the user it's unique name in flow - personal access token getting a smartthings pat on the personal access token page never share your tokens with anyone! - device list the list of your device that select device that you want to control, subscribe example set your pat on the 'my device' node select the device that you want to use on the your device list 3 select the device you want on the 'status'/'command' node make a flow using 'status'/'command' node that was set sample use case a bulb switch control using the bixby voice visit now - samsung automation studio beta

https://developer.samsung.com/automation/v2-smartthings-my-device.html

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