Increase support for sensors such as access control and sports, and Google invites more users to test the public beta version of Google Home

CTOnews.com November 26 news, citing foreign technology media 9to5Google reported that Google recently launched a new version of Google Home application, increased support for various sensors, and invited more users to test the redesigned Public Preview version.

Google has been optimizing the automation of Google Home applications and improving support for a variety of sensors over the past few weeks. Although various types of sensors such as access control sensors and motion sensors are displayed in Google Home applications, they are not supported.

CTOnews.com learned that in the latest release of Public Preview, Google not only brings a new design, but also supports a variety of sensors. The status of the current sensor and the available operation options can now be displayed in the device view of the application.

After the measurement of the media, it is found that it supports Philips's Hue Motion sensor and humidity sensor, and some Reddit users also find that it supports Nest Secure access control sensor.