This landmark standard focuses on interconnection and interoperability specifications for smart home ecosystem devices. Its principal initiators, contributors, and members are all leading Chinese manufacturers, with full consideration and integration of Chinese market scenarios and requirements.<\/strong>The standard demonstrates excellent compatibility with the large volume of Bluetooth and non-IP devices prevalent in the Chinese market, and adapts to China-led and -dominated protocols such as SparkLink, possessing advantages in low latency and Mesh networking. Faced with the substantial installed base of existing devices in Chinese households, the standard enables relatively effortless integration of existing \"legacy devices\" with different protocols into the smart home ecosystem through heterogeneous protocol gateways. Furthermore, the standard incorporates mechanisms aligned with Chinese market requirements and security specifications across network configuration, communication, and OTA upgrade processes.Concurrently, the series standards also fully incorporated valuable input from international industry alliances and relevant enterprises during their formulation, remaining open to the global ecosystem and poised to continuously attract greater participation from international manufacturers in co-construction.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Release Ceremony of the \"Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards\" (OneConnect Smart Home Standard)<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Ni Guangnan of the Chinese Academy of Engineering attached great importance to this standard's release. In his congratulatory message, he stated: \"The Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards released today will substantially enhance the networking rates and intelligent experience of our nation's home appliance and furnishing products, and will inject robust momentum for the scaled breakthrough of the entire smart home industry. It is hoped that the GIIC Consortium will continue to uphold the philosophy of open cooperation, actively participate in international standardization efforts, promote Chinese solutions and Chinese standards to the world, strengthen dialogue and exchange with international organizations in major global economies, deepen cooperation in technological innovation, standards mutual recognition, and industrial collaboration, enhance discourse power and influence in global IoT governance, and contribute Chinese wisdom and Chinese strength to the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.\"<\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Ni Guangnan, Chinese Academy of Engineering<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Zhang Ping of the Chinese Academy of Engineering provided an in-depth interpretation of the significance of this standard's release in his congratulatory message. He posited that this standards system will generate three profound impacts: First, activating the installed base, bridging the \"last mile\" for scaled application. China's traditional home appliance installed base exceeds 2 billion units, yet networking rates have long remained low. Unified standards will substantially reduce device networking costs and complexity, accelerate intelligent transformation of existing equipment, and create vast application space for new technologies. Second, fostering fusion innovation, catalyzing new quality productive forces in \"communications + AI.\" Unified interconnection provides an expressway for data flow, enabling efficient synergy between edge computing and terminal-side intelligence, and propelling smart homes to evolve from \"single-product intelligence\" toward \"scenario intelligence\" and further toward \"proactive service.\" Third, in the complex international environment, possessing an autonomous and controllable unified standards system holds strategic significance for safeguarding industrial chain and supply chain security and enhancing the international competitiveness of China's smart home industry.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Zhang Ping, Chinese Academy of Engineering<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Zhang Wenjun noted in his on-site report at the forum that the development of information technology over the past three decades has broadly experienced two phases\u2014the 1990s, focused primarily on digital infrastructure construction, and the period since the new century, centered on networking and achieving continuous expansion and popularization of connectivity capabilities. Looking ahead to the next two decades, the rapid development of AI technology will bring profound transformation in content generation, information comprehension, and application, while simultaneously imposing higher requirements on network connectivity capabilities. In the intelligent era, more extensive and efficient interconnection among devices will become a critical foundation, with short-range connectivity possessing inherent advantages in home and local scenarios. As AI capabilities continuously extend toward terminals and edges, intelligent systems will exhibit increasingly distributed architectures, rendering standardized interconnection among devices ever more important. Going forward, through unified interconnection standards, software-hardware synergy, and open ecosystem construction, it is anticipated that the era of comprehensive intelligent device interconnection can be propelled.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Academician Zhang Wenjun, Chinese Academy of Engineering<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n GIIC Consortium Council Chairman Gao Tongqing proposed in his address that the vigorous development of smart homes is inseparable from a solid foundation of industrial cooperation. Precisely through recognizing industry development pain points such as fragmented interconnection, security, and experience, the GIIC Consortium established the Smart Home Working Committee in October 2025, and the release of the inaugural edition of four smart home interconnection standards and specifications represents the Committee's first major milestone, encompassing access and control interfaces, thing models, and security and testing specifications, laying the cornerstone for cross-ecosystem collaboration in intelligent home appliances and furnishings. He stated that the standards release is a starting point, not an endpoint. Going forward, the Consortium will focus its efforts on three major directions: \"accelerating standards implementation,\" \"embracing AI Agent innovation,\" and \"leading next-generation intelligent space development,\" further consolidating industrial strength and promoting the construction of an open and synergistic smart home ecosystem.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Gao Tongqing, Council Chairman of the Global Intelligent Internet of Things Consortium (GIIC)<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Qu Zongfeng, Director of the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee and Vice President of the China National Institute of Household Electric Appliances, stated in his address: \"At this critical juncture in smart home industry development, the 'Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards' were jointly promoted and formulated by the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee in collaboration with numerous leading enterprises. The standards directly address long-standing industry pain points, providing critical technical specifications for achieving 'mutual comprehension and collaboration' among devices from different manufacturers through unified access and control interfaces, thing models, and security requirements. Concurrently, these standards will also be contributed to national mandatory standards for reference. It is believed that with the gradual promotion and implementation of the standards, product interoperability capabilities will be significantly enhanced, truly bringing consumers seamless, convenient, and secure intelligent living experiences, and laying a solid foundation for promoting the formation of a more open, synergistic, and mutually beneficial industrial ecosystem.\"<\/p>\n\n\n\n Qu Zongfeng, Director of GIIC Smart Home Working Committee and Vice President of the China National Institute of Household Electric Appliances<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n During the standards release segment, Li Hongwei, Secretary-General of the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee, introduced the core innovations of the OneConnect Smart Home Standard: First, the standard prioritizes support for devices to self-discover, self-network, and self-control within local area networks without cloud dependency, achieving millisecond-level response and high reliability, and supporting local hub, convenient network configuration, and control sharing features. Second, the standard supports cross-ecosystem connectivity including Wi-Fi, SLE, SLE Mesh, BLE, BLE Mesh, and Ethernet, and accommodates legacy protocol devices through heterogeneous gateways. Third, the standard incorporates an end-to-end security system based on advanced encryption technologies such as certificates or PSK, with tiered certification mechanisms balancing deployment costs and security, safeguarding security across the entire process of network configuration, communication, and control, providing users with peace of mind. Fourth, based on unified thing models, the standard supports complex local automated scenario orchestration with strong extensibility, providing standard interfaces for future AI and intelligent services.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Li Hongwei, Secretary-General of GIIC Smart Home Working Committee<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n The release of standards is merely the first step; their implementation depends on the practice of industry-leading enterprises. Cui Zhen, Vice President of Haier Smart Home and General Manager of Smart Home, stated in his keynote speech titled \"Haier Smart Home: Connecting AI-Powered New Life Through Boundless Ecology\" that the development trend of AI technology is spaces serving people. Haier Smart Home has pioneered the definition of \"home embodied intelligence,\" implementing AI upgrades across its entire product line, enabling homes to \"understand, see, perceive, and think\" through spatial intelligent interaction. Concurrently, Haier Smart Home is comprehensively open in ecosystem, supporting both efficient access and bidirectional openness models. Based on open technical architecture, scenario co-creation, and value sharing, Haier will collaborate with diverse ecosystems spanning applications, communities, devices, technology, and human-vehicle-home integration to construct a smart home community with resource interoperability and seamless experience. As one of the GIIC Consortium's initiating units, Haier will engage in deep synergy with the GIIC and industry stakeholders across technology, standards, and ecosystem dimensions, accelerating the construction of a new smart home ecology characterized by interconnection, mutual construction, and shared benefits.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Cui Zhen, Vice President of Haier Smart Home and General Manager of Smart Home<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Zhi Hao, COO of Shanghai HiSilicon, stated in his keynote speech titled \"HarmonyOS SparkLink + Light Intelligence: Jointly Building an Open Ecology for Intelligent Interconnection\" that \"the OneConnect Smart Home Standard constitutes the cornerstone for smart homes' evolution toward AI light intelligence, while the deep fusion of 'OpenHarmony + SparkLink' provides the core software-hardware foundation for unified standards. OpenHarmony OS, as the soft bus, breaks through capability boundaries of different form-factor terminals through lightweight distributed architecture; SparkLink connectivity, as the hard bus, establishes the foundation for seamless interconnection among devices with microsecond-level ultra-low latency, six-fold higher speed than traditional technologies, and superior anti-interference performance. As an important participant and technology supporter in standards formulation, Shanghai HiSilicon's 'HarmonyOS SparkLink Unified Intelligent Interconnection' solution comprehensively empowers smart home interconnection and interoperability through a three-step approach of convenient network configuration, interconnection and interoperability, and AI synergy, assisting industry partners in jointly building an open and synergistic smart home unified interconnection ecology.\"<\/p>\n\n\n\n Zhi Hao, COO of Shanghai HiSilicon<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Shang Zhe, General Manager of Whole-Home Intelligence at Midea Group, stated in his keynote speech titled \"Open Ecology, Empowering the Future \u2014 Midea's Openness and Innovation in Whole-Home Intelligence\" that in recent years, Midea has been accelerating its whole-home intelligence business deployment, constructing a multi-category, full-linkage interconnection system through integration of its own intelligent home appliance and furnishing products alongside third-party ecosystem devices, enabling deep synergy among devices in home spaces. Concurrently, Midea is continuously expanding the boundaries of intelligent living ecosystems, promoting the construction of a \"human-vehicle-home\" intelligent ecosystem system, enabling cross-spatial synergy between home spaces and travel, content, and service scenarios. As a vice president unit of the GIIC Consortium and vice chair unit of the Smart Home Working Committee, Midea will transform its practical experience in smart homes and intelligent home appliances into standards contributions, collaborating with platforms including the GIIC Consortium, Shanghai SparkLink OpenLab, and Shenzhen Home Harmony Innovation Center to enhance the global competitiveness of China's intelligent home appliances.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Shang Zhe, General Manager of Whole-Home Intelligence at Midea Group<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n The forum hosted the certificate presentation ceremony for the \"Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards.\" Seven enterprises\/institutions serving as lead units received certificates: the China National Institute of Household Electric Appliances, Haier Smart Home Co., Ltd., Midea Group Co., Ltd., China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd., Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., HiSilicon Technologies Co., Ltd., and Opple Lighting Co., Ltd.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Certificate Presentation Ceremony for Lead Units of the \"Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards\"<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Concurrently, multiple enterprises\/institutions participated in standards compilation as contributing units: the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, the China Electronics Standardization Institute, Beijing Wodong Tianjun Information Technology Co., Ltd., HiSilicon Technologies Co., Ltd., China Unicom Online Information Technology Co., Ltd., Hangzhou Lixiang Automation Technology Co., Ltd., China Household Appliance Research Institute (Beijing) Testing and Certification Co., Ltd., Opple Lighting Co., Ltd., Hisense Group Holding Co., Ltd., Sichuan Changhong New Network Technology Co., Ltd., Hisense Visual Technology Co., Ltd., China Telecom Group Co., Ltd., Jiangsu RunKaiHong Digital Technology Co., Ltd., Hunan Goke Microelectronics Co., Ltd., Shenzhen TCL New Technology Co., Ltd., Juhokan Technology Co., Ltd., Wangli Security Technology Co., Ltd., HarmonyOS Ecosystem Services (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., and Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd. This broad participation from communication operators, home appliance manufacturers, chip enterprises, research institutions, and ecosystem partners further reflects the collaborative co-construction of this standard across all segments of the industry chain.\nCertificate Presentation Ceremony for Contributing Units of the \"Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards\"<\/p>\n\n\n\n Certificate Presentation Ceremony for Contributing Units of the \"Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards\"<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n The forum also concurrently hosted the induction ceremony for new members of the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee, with 11 enterprises formally joining. The new member units include: China Telecom Group Co., Ltd., Opple Lighting Co., Ltd., OPPO Guangdong Mobile Communications Co., Ltd., Hangzhou Lixiang Automation Technology Co., Ltd., Jiangsu RunKaiHong Digital Technology Co., Ltd., Wangli Security Technology Co., Ltd., China Unicom Online Information Technology Co., Ltd., Vivo Mobile Communications Co., Ltd., Gongniu Group Co., Ltd., Xi'an Mite Electronics Technology Company, and Jiangsu HopeRun Software Co., Ltd. The addition of these new members will provide a more solid industrial foundation for promoting the implementation of smart home unified interconnection standards and facilitating collaborative development of the smart home industry.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Induction Ceremony for New Members of GIIC Smart Home Working Committee<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n In the final segment of the forum, under the moderation of Pan Rong, Research Division Director of the Digital Technology Research Center at the China Electronics Standardization Institute, Zhou Jun, Dean of the Future Smart Home Design Research Institute and Founder of CSHIA, Zeng Guosong, Secretary-General of the SparkLink Alliance, Zhao Bo, Director of HarmonyOS Standards and Industry Development at Huawei, Shi Chao, Deputy General Manager of the IoT Department at China Mobile Hangzhou Research and Development Center, and Yu Dawu, Vice President of Jiangsu RunKaiHong Digital Technology Co., Ltd., engaged in a roundtable dialogue on the theme \"Breaking Barriers, Symbiotic Coexistence \u2014 How the Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards Reshape the Industrial Ecology.\" The participating guests covered multiple critical segments including industry alliances, technology alliances, terminal manufacturers, operators, and operating system ecosystems. Drawing upon their respective practical cases, they shared the positive significance of unified standards in enhancing device interconnection experiences and promoting business model innovation, and envisioned the potential new changes China's smart home industry may embrace in ecological synergy and global competitive landscape as the unified interconnection system gradually matures.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Roundtable Dialogue on \"Breaking Barriers, Symbiotic Coexistence \u2014 How the Smart Home Unified Interconnection Series Standards Reshape the Industrial Ecology\"<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Zhang Tao, Deputy Secretary-General of the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n Zhang Tao, Deputy Secretary-General of the GIIC Smart Home Working Committee, who served as moderator of this event, concluded: \"Going forward, under the aegis of the OneConnect Smart Home Standard, developers can rapidly integrate and commercialize products through clearly defined existing specifications; consumers will have greater choice in smart home products, with simpler configuration and usage, no longer troubled by cross-manufacturer, cross-ecosystem interoperability, easily achieving personalized, convenient, and secure smart home experiences. 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