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Last updated: 2024-12-27 09:54:58

Overview

If you need to achieve the features as shown below in a smart home scenario (this is not a real product but only used to demonstrate IoT Hub's capabilities), you can follow the steps in this document.
come_home


Solution

Two types of smart devices (door and air conditioner) can be created in the IoT Hub SDK and connected with each other based on cross-device messaging and the rule engine as shown below:
rule_engine_for_smart_home

Note:
airConditioner1 cannot achieve message communication by directly subscribing to the update messages of door1. For the reason, please see Feature Components - Permission Management.

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