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M AT- 1 0 1

Matter Specification
and Market Updates

Matt Maupin
Senior Marketing Manager

Agenda

01

Smart Home Market Overview

02

What is Matter?

03

How Do Ecosystems Fit In?

04

Matter Specification

05

What’s Next in Matter?

06
07
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Silicon Labs Matter Solutions
Summary and Q&A

Smart Home Market
▪ Smart Home continues to be fragmented
▪ Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread, Z-Wave, Proprietary and Matter
▪ One size does not fit all – driven by different requirements in area like bandwidth, range and power consumption

▪ Significant growth in Wi-Fi and 802.15.4
▪ Wi-Fi for the Smart Home is forecasted to grow from 216 million devices in 2025 to 700 million in 2030

▪ 802.15.4 for the Smart Home is forecasted to grow from 500 million devices in 2025 to 1.25 billion by 2030

▪ Matters vision it to help standardize the Smart Home
▪ Matter over Thread and Matter over Wi-Fi can cover the majority of home use cases

▪ Matter infrastructure continues to grow driven by key Ecosystems
▪ Key Smart Home Ecosystems have an estimated 2B users
▪

Large global footprint including Samsung and Tuya

▪ Estimated close to 1B Smart Speakers will have been sold by the end of 2025
▪

Most of these support Matter over Wi-Fi (Apple, Amazon, Google)

▪

However, close to 50% of Smart Speakers are North America

▪

Global Market penetration is estimated to be only about 10% of homes

▪ Adoption of Matter by ISPs is increasing

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Matter’s Vision
Developers
▪ Reduce “Ecosystem specific” products
▪Lower development & operational cost
▪Develop once / deploy everywhere

▪ Community of support

Simplicity

Interoperability

Easy to purchase
and use

Devices from multiple brands
work natively together

▪ Allow more time for innovation

Retailers
▪ Reduces inventory complexity
▪Lowers inventory cost
▪Requires less shelf space

▪ Minimize returns

Reliability

Security

Consistent and responsive
local connectivity

Robust and streamlined for
developers and users

Consumers
▪ Simplify purchasing experience
▪ Simplify setup & control
▪Provide more consistent set up experience

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Network Protocols, Topologies and Roles

▪ Fabric
•

Access Points, Hubs, OTBR, Devices, etc

•

Based on IP (TCP, UDP)

▪ Devices
•

Wi-Fi

•

Thread
▸ Boarder Router

•

Bluetooth - Commissioning

▪ Controllers
▪ Commissioners
▪ Bridges
•

Enables other networks to connect to Matter
Fabric
▸ Zigbee, Z-Wave, etc

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Wi-Fi and Thread Comparison for Matter Devices
Universal wireless networking technology connecting many devices in the home today including high
bandwidth & real-time applications like streaming video and audio, as well as line powered devices like
light bulbs and thermostats.
An energy-efficient wireless mesh network that enables smart home devices such as lighting as well as
battery operating devices including door locks, sensors and switches.

Category

6

Existing Infrastructure

Ubiquitous

Growing Adoption

Internet Support

Native

Requires a border router

IP Support

Both IPv4 and IPv6

IPv6 only

Mesh Networking

Infrastructure/AP

Yes

Bandwidth

Very High (600 Mbps+)

Low (250 Kbps)

Battery Type

Rechargeable, Multiple Alkaline (i.e. AA)

Alkaline (i.e. AA), Coin cell

Broadcast Support

Limited

Optimized for broadcasts

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Matter Fabric
•

Fabric

Fabric A –
Ecosystem A

• A collection of Matter devices sharing a trusted root
• A fabric is identified by a fabric ID which is a

64-bit number
•

Multiple transports
• Matter can work on top of multiple wireless or wired

technologies to transport the IP packets
• A bridge can be part of a of a Fabric
•

Node
• In a Matter fabric, each physical device is called a node
• Each node is identified by a node ID which is a

Matter
Light

OTBR

Thread Network

Wi-Fi Network
Router

64-bit number
▪ Multi-Admin
• There can be multiple Fabrics in the home

OTBR

• Multi-Admin allows easy cross fabric communication
Fabric B Ecosystem B

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Matter Device Types (Nov 2024)
▪

▪

▪

▪

Controllers and Network Infrastructure

8

White Goods (Appliances)

▪

Sensors

•

Bridges

•

Refrigerators / Freezers

•

Contact

•

Network Infrastructure Manager

•

Laundry Washer

•

Light Sensor

•

Thread Border Router

•

Laundry Dryers

•

Occupancy

•

Dishwashers

•

Temperature Sensor

Media Devices
•

Casting Media Players (TV)

•

Microwave Ovens

•

Pressure Sensor

•

Video Players

•

Ovens

•

Flow Sensor

•

Speaker

•

Cooktops

•

Humidity Sensor

•

Remote Control

•

Extractor Hoods

•

On/Off Sensor

Energy Management

▪

Lighting and Electrical

▪

Water Management Sensors

•

Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment

•

Lights (On/Off, Dimming, Temperature, Color)

•

Leak detectors

•

Electric Vehicle Charger (EVSE)

•

Load Control (On/Off, Dimming)

•

Water Freeze detectors

•

Solar Power (Newly Added in Matter 1.4)

•

On/Off Plug

•

Rain sensors

•

Battery Storage (Newly Added in Matter 1.4)

•

Dimmable Plug

•

Valve Control

•

Water Heaters ((Newly Added in Matter 1.4)

•

Pump

•

Heat Pumps (Newly Added in Matter 1.4)

▪

▪

Switches

Smoke and CO Detection
•

Smoke and CO alarms

•

Light switches (On/Off, Dimming, Color)

•

Generic Switch

•

Air purifiers

HVAC Control

•

Pump Controller

•

Air quality sensors

•

Thermostat

•

Control Bridge

•

Fan

•

Room air conditioners

Robot Devices
•

▪

▪

Robot vacuum

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▪

Closures
•

Door lock / controller

•

Window covering / controller

▪

▪

Air Quality Control

Safety and Security
•

Contact Sensor

•

Occupancy Sensor

Matter Commissioner vs. Controller
Commissioners
▪ The Matter Commissioner is a role in the fabric that grants privileges to other devices
▪ It permits new devices to join the network

▪ Permits existing devices to talk to one another

Controllers
▪ Devices that send commands to other devices to change or query their state
▪ i.e. Turn on the light

▪ Devices can be a commission and controller

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Simple Commissioning via QR Code and Bluetooth or NFC
▪ Bluetooth commissioning
• Typically done via phone or tablet
• Same flow regardless of network protocol (Thread or Wi-Fi)

• Does not require you to connect via Wi-Fi, provide SSID, etc.
• Uses QR code to obtain device info, passkey, etc
• Uses phone or tablet to scan QR code
▸ User does not need to enter info manually
▸ Can enter passkey manually if commissioner does not have camera

• Commissioner exchanges credentials, authenticates the device and exchanges keys
▸ Verifies the device against the DCL to verify it is certified device

▪ NFC commissioning
• The user simply taps their NFC-enabled smartphone to the Matter device
▸ Does requires access to device, but not the QR code

Ope n link

x

• The NFC tag provides the device info, passkey, etc.
• Commissioner exchanges credentials, authenticates the device and exchanges keys
▸ Verifies the device against the DCL to verify it is certified device

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Ope n link

x

Ecosystems

Matter and the Ecosystems – Past, Present, and Future
P R E V I O U S LY

Fragmentation

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Matter and the Ecosystems – Past, Present, and Future
P R E V I O U S LY

Fragmentation

DDEEVVI ICCEE TTRRAANNSSI ITTIIOONN

Software updates to
devices in millions of
Software
updates
touse
devices
homes, let
people
in
millions
of many
homes,devices
let
Matter
with
people
use Matter
with
they already
have.
many
devices
they already
Hundreds
of devices
have
have.
Hundreds
of
devices
been certified!
have been certified!
Other devices won’t get
Other
devices
get
left behind
—won’t
Matter
left
behind bridging
—
supports
to
Matter
supportslike
bridging
to
technologies
Zigbee
technologies
and Z-Wave,like
andZigbee
major
and
Z-Wave,
and
major
ecosystems will support
ecosystems
will support
existing integrations.
existing integrations.

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P RE S EN T

Unification

Matter and the Ecosystems – Past, Present, and Future
P R E V I O U S LY

Fragmentation

DDEEVVI ICCEE TTRRAANNSSI ITTIIOONN

Software updates to
devices in millions of
Software
updates
touse
devices
homes, let
people
in
millions
of many
homes,devices
let
Matter
with
people
use Matter
with
they already
have.
many
devices
they already
Hundreds
of devices
have
have.
Hundreds
of
devices
been certified!
have been certified!
Other devices won’t get
Other
devices
get
left behind
—won’t
Matter
left
behind bridging
—
supports
to
Matter
supportslike
bridging
to
technologies
Zigbee
technologies
and Z-Wave,like
andZigbee
major
and
Z-Wave,
and
major
ecosystems will support
ecosystems
will support
existing integrations.
existing integrations.

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P RE S EN T

Unification

Ecosystem Supported Devices

A PP LE
▪ Apple HomePod

(2 nd gen)
▪ Apple HomePod Mini

GOOGLE

S MA R T T H I N G S

▪ Echo Hub

▪ Aeotec Smart Home Hub

▪ Aqara Hub M3

▪ Nest Hub Max

▪ Echo (4th gen)

▪ SmartThings Station

▪ Home Assistant Yellow

▪ Google Nest

▪ Eero Pro 6

▪ SmartThings Hub Dongle

▪ Home Assistant Green

▪ Echo Show (3rd gen)

▪ SmartThings Hub v3

▪ Comcast xFi Gateway

▪ Eero Max 7

▪ Smart TVs

▪ Habitat Elevation

Wi-Fi Pro
▪ Google Nest

(1 st gen)

Wi-Fi Router
▪ Nest Audio

▪ Echo smart speakers

▪ Nest Mini

▪ Echo Pop

▪ Nest Hub (1st gen)

▪ Echo Dot

▪ Google Home

▪ Echo Studio

▪ Home Mini

▪ Echo Show 5, 6 (2nd gen)
▪ Echo Show 10 (3rd gen)

(select models)
▪ Smart Monitors

(select models)
▪ Smart Soundbar

(select models)
▪ SmartThings Hub v2

▪ Family Hub Fridge
▪ Smart Monitors (2022)
▪ Smart TVs (2022)

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OT HE R PL AT F ORMS

▪ Nest Hub (2nd gen)

▪ Apple TV 4K

▪ Apple HomePod

A MA Z O N

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▪ Homey Pro Hub
▪ HOOBS Pro

▪ LG smart TVs (webOS)

Matter Specification

Matter Specification Updates
MAT T ER 1 . 0

MAT T ER 1 . 1

MAT T ER 1 . 2

MAT T ER 1 . 3

Launched: Nov 2022

Launched: May 2023

Launched: Oct 2023

Launched: May 2024

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 43

Device Types: 54

Major Features:
• Standardized BLE
Based Commissioning
• Wi-Fi and Thread support
• Manufacturer
Authentication
• Compatibility with major
home ecosystems
• Integration of many
Zigbee Device Types

Major Features:
• General Improvements
for Battery
Powered Devices
• Testing Automation for
Pre-qualification

Major Features:
• Appliances
• Improved Battery life for
actuators (short idle time)
• Robot Vacuums
• Device Appearance
Description
• Generic Operating States
(Start / Stop / Pause)

Major Features:
• More Appliances
• Energy
Management Devices
• Enhanced Entertainment
Controls for
Media Players
• Scenes

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M AT T ER 1 . 4 .X

Launched: Nov 2024: 1.4
May 2025: 1.4.1
Aug 2025: 1.4.2
Device Types: 60
Major Features:
• Energy
Management Devices
• Load Control Devices
• Enhancements to
existing devices
• Added long idle time for
sensors and switches
• Improvements to
Ecosystems
and Infrastructure
• Improved commissioning

Matter Specification Updates
MAT T ER 1 . 0

MAT T ER 1 . 1

MAT T ER 1 . 2

MAT T ER 1 . 3

Launched: Nov 2022

Launched: May 2023

Launched: Oct 2023

Launched: May 2024

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 43

Device Types: 54

Major Features:
• Standardized BLE
Based Commissioning
• Wi-Fi and Thread support
• Manufacturer
Authentication
• Compatibility with major
home ecosystems
• Integration of many
Zigbee Device Types

Major Features:
• General Improvements
for Battery
Powered Devices
• Testing Automation for
Pre-qualification

Major Features:
• Appliances
• Improved Battery life for
actuators (short idle time)
• Robot Vacuums
• Device Appearance
Description
• Generic Operating States
(Start / Stop / Pause)

Major Features:
• More Appliances
• Energy
Management Devices
• Enhanced Entertainment
Controls for
Media Players
• Scenes

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M AT T ER 1 . 4 .X

Launched: Nov 2024: 1.4
May 2025: 1.4.1
Aug 2025: 1.4.2
Device Types: 60
Major Features:
• Energy
Management Devices
• Load Control Devices
• Enhancements to
existing devices
• Added long idle time for
sensors and switches
• Improvements to
Ecosystems
and Infrastructure
• Improved commissioning

Matter Specification Updates
MAT T ER 1 . 0

MAT T ER 1 . 1

MAT T ER 1 . 2

MAT T ER 1 . 3

Launched: Nov 2022

Launched: May 2023

Launched: Oct 2023

Launched: May 2024

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 43

Device Types: 54

Major Features:
• Standardized BLE
Based Commissioning
• Wi-Fi and Thread support
• Manufacturer
Authentication
• Compatibility with major
home ecosystems
• Integration of many
Zigbee Device Types

Major Features:
• General Improvements
for Battery
Powered Devices
• Testing Automation for
Pre-qualification

Major Features:
• Appliances
• Improved Battery life for
actuators (short idle time)
• Robot Vacuums
• Device Appearance
Description
• Generic Operating States
(Start / Stop / Pause)

Major Features:
• More Appliances
• Energy
Management Devices
• Enhanced Entertainment
Controls for
Media Players
• Scenes

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M AT T ER 1 . 4 .X

Launched: Nov 2024: 1.4
May 2025: 1.4.1
Aug 2025: 1.4.2
Device Types: 60
Major Features:
• Energy
Management Devices
• Load Control Devices
• Enhancements to
existing devices
• Added long idle time for
sensors and switches
• Improvements to
Ecosystems
and Infrastructure
• Improved commissioning

Matter Specification Updates
MAT T ER 1 . 0

MAT T ER 1 . 1

MAT T ER 1 . 2

MAT T ER 1 . 3

Launched: Nov 2022

Launched: May 2023

Launched: Oct 2023

Launched: May 2024

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 43

Device Types: 54

Major Features:
• Standardized BLE
Based Commissioning
• Wi-Fi and Thread support
• Manufacturer
Authentication
• Compatibility with major
home ecosystems
• Integration of many
Zigbee Device Types

Major Features:
• General Improvements
for Battery
Powered Devices
• Testing Automation for
Pre-qualification

Major Features:
• Appliances
• Improved Battery life for
actuators (short idle time)
• Robot Vacuums
• Device Appearance
Description
• Generic Operating States
(Start / Stop / Pause)

Major Features:
• More Appliances
• Energy
Management Devices
• Enhanced Entertainment
Controls for
Media Players
• Scenes

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M AT T ER 1 . 4 .X

Launched: Nov 2024: 1.4
May 2025: 1.4.1
Aug 2025: 1.4.2
Device Types: 60
Major Features:
• Energy
Management Devices
• Load Control Devices
• Enhancements to
existing devices
• Added long idle time for
sensors and switches
• Improvements to
Ecosystems
and Infrastructure
• Improved commissioning

Matter Specification Updates
MAT T ER 1 . 0

MAT T ER 1 . 1

MAT T ER 1 . 2

MAT T ER 1 . 3

Launched: Nov 2022

Launched: May 2023

Launched: Oct 2023

Launched: May 2024

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 34

Device Types: 43

Device Types: 54

Major Features:
• Standardized BLE
Based Commissioning
• Wi-Fi and Thread support
• Manufacturer
Authentication
• Compatibility with major
home ecosystems
• Integration of many
Zigbee Device Types

Major Features:
• General Improvements
for Battery
Powered Devices
• Testing Automation for
Pre-qualification

Major Features:
• Appliances
• Improved Battery life for
actuators (short idle time)
• Robot Vacuums
• Device Appearance
Description
• Generic Operating States
(Start / Stop / Pause)

Major Features:
• More Appliances
• Energy
Management Devices
• Enhanced Entertainment
Controls for
Media Players
• Scenes

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M AT T ER 1 . 4 .X

Launched: Nov 2024: 1.4
May 2025: 1.4.1
Aug 2025: 1.4.2
Device Types: 60
Major Features:
• Energy
Management Devices
• Load Control Devices
• Enhancements to
existing devices
• Added long idle time for
sensors and switches
• Improvements to
Ecosystems
and Infrastructure
• Improved commissioning

Matter 1.4 Improved Infrastructure
▪ Matter certifiable Home Routers and Access Points
• Certified devices that support both Matter over Wi-Fi and Matter over Thread
• Supports storing and sharing Thread network credentials to support multiple OTBRs

▪ Multi-Admin improvements
• Enhanced multi-admin enables devices on multiple ecosystems with a single user consent
▸ Eliminates the need to enable each device individually

• Existing Matter Ecosystems can share all devices it manages with another ecosystem with a single user interaction

▪ Interoperability Lab by the Connectivity Standards Alliance
• All Major ecosystems and many devices are present in a single location know as the Alliance Interop Lab
• Have ability to run and report on a device’s real-world interoperability before launch or a new software update
• Provided as a free service to all Alliance members
• Used to provide feedback to the standard

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Matter 1.4 New / Updated Devices
▪ Mounted On/Off and Dimmable Load Control
• New device type for on/off devices
• Previously seen mainly as "lights" and that could confuse users or limit controller interactions

▪ Enhancements to Occupancy Sensing
• Radar, vision and ambient sensing

• Customized Sensitivity Settings
• History reporting through event-based updates

▪ Enhancements to Battery Powered Devices
• Support for Long Idle Time (LIT)
• Devices can now sleep up to 18-hours, whereas Short Idle Time (SIT) could only support up to 15 seconds.
• Quieter Reporting reduces traffics and extends battery life by reducing how often a device has to report changes

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Matter Low Power Support: Battery Powered Actuators and Sensors
▪ Battery powered devices
▪ Need to sleep to conserve battery life while maintaining a reliable connection to the network
▪ Losing a connection to the network delays wakeup time which may be critical for an event and increases current

consumption

▪ Actuators are battery powered devices that sleep for short durations (seconds)
▪ They wake up frequently to look for data or commands
▪ Locks and shades are great examples as they wake up every 3-5 seconds to look for a command

▪ Short Idle Time (SIT) addresses these devices types
▪ Introduced in version 1.2
▪ Enables devices to sleep for up to 15 seconds while maintaining a reliable connection to the network

▪ Switches and sensors are battery powered devices that sleep for long durations (minutes to hours)
▪ They wakeup on an event (like a button push or a door opening) and transmit date to parent
▪ They wakeup on a set interval to provide a status (temperature) or heartbeat
▪ Long Idle Time (LIT) addresses these devices
▪ Introduced in version 1.4

▪ Enables devices to sleep to up to 18 hours while maintaining a reliable connection to the network

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Matter 1.4.x Updates
Matter 1.4.1
▪ Enhanced Setup Flow (ESF)
• Supports the display of a manufacturer’s terms and conditions (T&Cs) directly in the commissioner app
▸ For device makers, this means T&Cs can now be shown on interfaces beyond the manufacturer’s app

▪ Multi-Device Setup QR Code
• Users will be able to scan a single QR code to set up multiple devices at once
▸ Use can could be a number of LED bulbs in a fixture

▪ Onboarding Info in NFC Tag
• Feature allows manufacturers to embed the same information found in Matter QR codes into NFC tags
• Ideal for devices difficult whose QR codes might be hidden once installed
▸ Users can simply tap their cell phone to the device for commissioning

Matter 1.4.2
▪ Wi-Fi only Commissioning
• Onboarded to Matter ecosystems over Wi-Fi without requiring Bluetooth Low Energy (LE)
• Uses Wi-Fi USD for direct-to-direct communication

▪ Security Enhancements to validate, restrict and revoke devices
• Vendor ID Verification, Access Restriction Lists and Certification Revocation List

▪ Quieter Reporting
• Expanded Quieter Reporting introduced in 1.4 to include more devices and attributes

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What’s Next for Matter?
▪ Specification and Gaps
▪ Device coverage
▪ Cameras, Security, Energy Management, etc

▪ Full support by Ecosystems
▪ All device types and features (Appliance, Energy Management, OTA updates, etc)

▪ Full coverage of Matter over Thread/Wi-Fi
▪ HRAP should help to resolve as well as ISP support

▪ Sub-GHz
▪ Range – beyond the door, beyond the fence

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Silicon Labs’ Matter
Solutions

Silicon Labs’ Product Portfolio Designed for Matter

•
•
•
•

MG21

MG24

MG26

MG301

SiWx917

SiWx917Y

Cost Effective RCP
for Gateways and Hubs

Mainstream,
Low Power SoC
for End Devices

Feature Rich
Low Power SoC
for End Devices

Highest Performance
SoC for Mains Powered
End Devices

Low Power Wi-Fi 6 SoC
for Battery Powered
End Devices

High Performance Wi-Fi 6
Modules for Battery
Powered End Devices

SoCs and Modules
Thread + BLE
2.4 GHz co-existence
PSA Level 3

•
•
•
•
•
•

SoCs and Modules
Thread + BLE
Lowest power
Optimized Flash/RAM
AI/ML accelerator
PSA Level 3

•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•

SoCs and Modules
Zigbee+Thread + BLE
Large Flash/RAM
Low power
High GPIO count
Robust peripheral set
AI/ML accelerator
PSA Level 3

•
•
•
•
•

SoCs
Zigbee+Thread +BLE
Large Flash and RAM
Optimized for Lighting
PSA Level 4

Matter Selector Guide
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•

SoCs
Wi-Fi 6 + BLE
Large Flash/RAM
High GPIO count
Co-existence
Low power
PSA Level 2

•
•
•
•
•
•

Modules
Large Flash/RAM
Wi-Fi 6 + BLE
Faster Time to Revenue
Low power
PSA Level 2

Secure Vault

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- Robust Matter-compliant Security

Mid

High





True Random Number Generator





Crypto Engine





Secure Application Boot

VSE / HSE

HSE

Secure Engine





Secure Boot with RTSL





Secure Debug with Lock/Unlock

 (HSE)
Optional (VSE)



DPA Countermeasures

—



Anti-Tamper

—



Secure Attestation

—



Secure Key Management

—



Advanced Crypto

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Feature

Manufacturing

Commissioning

Matter devices must be
injected with a unique DAC
certificate/ private key,
Onboarding Payload
(QR code delivered),
Certification Declaration (CD),
and other static/ dynamic data
during manufacturing

DAC with VID/PID
must be checked
against the DCL and
CD verified to ensure
only authentic and
certified Matter devices
are commissioned.

Device
Communication

Authentication
and Encryption

Communication between
Matter devices must be
secured and encrypted
using cryptographic keys
and PBKDF.

Authentication and
encryption keys must be
generated by a
“Deterministic Random
Bit Generator” Seeded
by NIST 800-90B TRNG

Comprehensive Development Tools

Explorer Kit

Dev Kit

• Lowest-cost wireless and
MCU development platform

• Wireless SoC evaluation
board with sensors

• Compact, scalable, and
easy to use

• On-board sensors

• Minimal on-board features

• FW App Development
• 3rd party hardware support

• Quick prototyping
• Out-of-the-box demos
• 3rd party hardware support

Pro Kit
• Full-featured wireless
and MCU
development platform
• Radio board + mainboard
• Modular design for
radio boards

• Energy profiling
• Advanced debug & test
• RF measurements
• Network analysis

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Radio Board

Expansion Board

• Wireless SoC and
module development

• Wireless co-processor
development platform

• Primary RF
reference design

• Requires Host Platform
(EFR or 3rd Party
MCU/MPU)

• Requires mainboard

• Modular design
• Scalable
across portfolio

• For NCP and RCP
app development

Matter SDK Support

Matter Extension v2.4 or Greater
• Matter Sample Applications
▸ Thread – Air Quality Sensor,

Dishwasher, Light Switch, Light,
Lock, Multi-Sensor, On/Off Plug,
Refrigerator, Thermostat,
Window Covering
▸ Wi-Fi - Air Quality Sensor,

Dishwasher, Light Switch, Light,
Lock, Multi-Sensor, On/Off Plug,
Refrigerator, Thermostat, Window
Covering, Fan Control
▸ ZCL ZAP Support for other

• LIT sample app support
▸ Sensor Apps enabled with Long

Idle Time Support (LIT)

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Summary
▪ Matter addresses the challenges faced by consumers, manufacturers, and retailers
• Reduce purchasing confusion and returns
• Improve interoperability and user experience

▪ Matter aims to bring simplicity, interoperability, reliability, and security to smart home devices
• Enables devices from multiple brands to work natively together on multiple ecosystems

▪ Silicon Labs’ provides lowest power Matter over Thread and Matter over Wi -Fi solutions
• Designed to address a broad range of applications for Matter

▪ Silicon Labs' end-to-end Matter developer journey
• Simplifies Matter development, testing, and manufacturing

▪ Silicon Labs is committed to the success of Matter
• Strong portfolio of both Matter over Wi-Fi and Matter over Thread
• Continued development and support in CSA for new features and device types
• Largest Matter code contributor among Semiconductor companies

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Q&A

Abstract
▪ More than two years after the first Matter specification was released, we are now seeing stabilization in the

specification and improved interoperability. With nearly 50 different device types defined across a wide
range of applications, hundreds of products available on the market, and hundreds of millions of homes
equipped with Matter, the technology has achieved an unprecedented rate of adoption.
In this session, we’ll look at the Matter specification, key features, and enhancements for both Matterover-Wi-Fi and Matter-over-Thread. We’ll discuss the rollout of Matter support in both ecosystems and
ISPs and how this has advanced the adoption from both a manufacturing and consumer perspective.
Finally, we will examine what the future might hold from a specification and adoption perspective.

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1. Hybrid Mobility Domestic Manipulators: Matter 1.4 Robotic Vacuum & Device Clusters; Wi-Fi 6E/7; Ultra-Wideband (UWB) localized spatial positioning
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