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This document discusses the SmartGrid platform which connects Android devices to home appliances and energy monitoring devices. It allows developers to create apps that control devices connected over Zigbee, USB, or Bluetooth. Consumers can access apps and energy data through an Android tablet interface. The platform aims to reduce energy usage by making consumption visible and allowing remote control of devices.
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