During the developer conference Google I / O 2015, the company presented for the first time the successor of Android @ Home, now known as brightness.
Google back to home automation and the Internet of Things with new software now known as Brightness, according to a report by The Information blog.
During the conference Developers Google I / O 2015, the company presented for the first time a new operating system that is responsible for connecting all kinds of devices and could be part of the Android ecosystem. So, Google could facilitate the connection of the new platform with Android Wear, Android and Android TV Auto, as with the next version of the operating system for mobile devices, Android operating system M. This would also be open source for companies all can join the Internet of Things.
Blog Sources said that this new version of Android might occur during Google I / O 2015, even with a basic construction that allows you to connect devices to each other and Internet. Brightness would be the successor platform that would focus on low energy connections to devices that work with only 32GB or 64GB of RAM.
This is not the first time that Google enters the field of intelligent home or Internet of Things. At Google I / O 2011, the company introduced Android @ Home, smart home platform allowing a connection between different devices – even if they had Wi-Fi could use a new wireless protocol designed by the company that allowed devices Android could communicate with all kinds of appliances. Unfortunately, Android @ Home has not been mentioned much.
We expected that Google return to Internet of Things after the disappearance of Android @ Home, as the industry trend would suggest that, like Nest acquisition in January 2014 by Google.
Google has not confirmed the existence of brightness but Google I / O 2015 will take place next week, so do not take much to know what has prepared the company. CNET in Spanish will be present and will also have a live blog during the first conference of Google I / O 2015.
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