EWeLink CUBE
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eWeLink CUBE is a Smart Home Platform designed for local, compact computing systems. It is meticulously tailored and fine-tuned from the eWeLink Smart Home Cloud Platform, with hardware integration at its core.
Why is it made?
eWeLink aims to provide users with a seamless plug-and-play IoT device management platform. This platform can seamlessly integrate and manage devices spanning different protocols, brands, and categories. It transforms into a localized smart home hub situated within users' residences. Furthermore, it supports the installation of assorted plugins or add-ons to enhance its capabilities, catering to a range of user applications and scenarios.
What is capable of?
eWeLink CUBE is capable of integrating, managing, and storing information for all smart devices within your home, with all operations taking place locally.
At present, it provides support for the integration of devices using Zigbee and WiFi protocols. Localized device management, automation configuration, and security monitoring settings are available. Crucially, all logs and relevant data of devices are documented and kept within the local environment. The current scope includes switches, sockets, lights, curtains, and sensors. Furthermore, eWeLink CUBE is actively expanding its capabilities to encompass a wider array of device types for integration.
Does it have open APIs?
eWeLink CUBE provides an array of open APIs, which facilitate communication and integration between third-party devices and systems within the local network. Built upon the HTTP protocol, this set of APIs extends the following functionalities:
- Retrieval of device lists and their corresponding statuses;
- Manage and control devices;
- Register/add new devices to the system's device list;
- Provide hardware function mapping for some gateway devices (like speakers, buttons, LED indicators, etc.).
A majority of eWeLink Cube Add-ons can be developed utilizing these APIs to expand the system's capabilities.
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