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Home / Technology / Samsung First with Matter 1.5 Smart Home Tech

Samsung First with Matter 1.5 Smart Home Tech

19 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Samsung SmartThings will support Matter 1.5 soon.
  • New standard expands smart home support to cameras.
  • Matter 1.5 introduces 'closures' and soil sensors.
Samsung First with Matter 1.5 Smart Home Tech

Samsung's SmartThings platform is preparing for a significant upgrade, confirmed to be the first to support the recently released Matter 1.5 standard. This update, anticipated before the close of the current year, aims to unify smart home device control. Users will soon be able to manage various security cameras and smart doorbells through a single interface, eliminating the need to switch between multiple applications for functions like viewing live footage or receiving notifications.

The Matter 1.5 protocol expands its capabilities to include a new device category termed 'closures.' This encompasses smart home devices such as automated blinds, garage door openers, and gate controllers, promising enhanced security through more precise status reporting. Furthermore, the standard will now accommodate soil sensors, catering to technologically inclined gardeners seeking to monitor plant health.

Samsung has announced collaborations with Aqara, Eve, and Ulticam for upcoming Matter-supported cameras, slated for release starting in March 2026. While specific device compatibility details are still emerging, this advancement signifies a move towards greater interoperability within the smart home ecosystem, allowing Samsung users to more seamlessly integrate a wider array of gadgets.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Samsung has confirmed that its SmartThings platform will support Matter 1.5 with an update expected before the end of the year.
Matter 1.5 adds support for security cameras, smart doorbells, smart blinds, garage door shutters, gates, and soil sensors.
Samsung is collaborating with Aqara, Eve, and Ulticam for upcoming Matter 1.5 supported cameras.

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