At the Oppo developer conference, the company's vice president Liu Bo announced that the Internet of Things (IoT) platform is currently being prepared. We are talking about the IoT HeyThings protocol and the audio communication protocol. He also said that the Oppo Smartwatch and medical platform will also launch in the first quarter of 2020.
This will be the world's first smartwatch from Oppo - based on current information, the Chinese manufacturer will focus on health-related features and services in the upcoming smartwatch. According to Mr. Bo, Oppo's IoT vision is to create a multi-terminal and cross-scenario IoT ecosystem.
The focus is on core categories and covers four scenarios: personal, family, business travel and office. Oppo will launch the HeyThings IoT protocol, which can provide multi-protocol compatibility, local connectivity and communication between devices of different brands. The company will also release protocol documents, SDKs and modules to speed up access to IoT products.
In addition to the above, the company will launch an IoT service platform, HeyThings, which will include product development, service configuration and data processing. All this will follow in the first quarter of 2020. Finally, Oppo is going to introduce an audio interaction protocol in June 2020, which will allow you to quickly and easily connect third-party smart headphones and audio speakers to Oppo phones and report the charge level of the wireless headset to your smartphone.
Source: 3dnews.ru