Technology specialist Technicolor has confirmed the release of Qeo, a software framework that allows for seamless interoperability between devices and applications of all brands and ecosystems.

Qeo allows devices, applications and over-the-top cloud solutions to speak to one another to deliver simpler and richer smart home, entertainment, communication and personal media services. The result is a truly Connected Life – a simple, user-friendly experience that allows consumers to effectively manage and utilise the full potential of their devices and services.

Michel Rahier, President of Technicolor’s Connected Home Division, said: “During the last years, we’ve built a solid understanding of the issues created by heterogeneous and closed ecosystems that fragment the user experience. This is why we have developed Qeo: a technology that enables devices to speak the same language, be interconnected with each other, and create totally new use cases for the Connected Life and the ‘Internet of things’. We are excited to have received strong support from major operators and industry leaders for this initiative that we commit to keep pushing forward as the new standard for Connected Life”.

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