The motion sensor is completely wireless, and runs on a pair of AAA batteries. You can pair up to 12 of them with the Philips Hue Bridge, then program which lights each one should control within ...

There's really not much to the motion sensor. The sensor shoots out an invisible light field that spans 100 degrees horizontally and 100 degrees vertically. Its blind spot is 180-degrees to its sides.

As with Philips, you add the motion sensor directly in the same app you use to control your Lightify light bulbs. Configuration is quick and simple, after which you gain access to a limited menu ...

The new motion sensor costs $39.95. Philips have accompanied its release with improvements to the rest of the Philips Hue range.

The Hue Motion Sensor takes a hands-off approach to smart lighting, triggering scenes across any of Philips' bulbs, lamps, or luminaires when you walk past, either for convenience, security, or both.

IFA 2016: RHA shows off two high-end headphones, first-ever headphone amp ahead of IFA 2016 The motion sensor can detect the time of day, so it’ll always provide you with the right amount of light.

The Philips Hue Motion Sensor isn't just cool though, it's practical too, and can make your home safer – no more stumbling in the dark towards a light switch, for example.

Philips Hue is introducing some new features that make it easier to match brightness levels on different lights and fine-tune motion sensor automation, manufacturer Signify announced. The company ...

The motion sensor can be placed anywhere to control up to two rooms of lights. It has a motion detection range of about 5 meters, or 16.5 feet, so whenever anyone walks near it, lights turn on.

A Hue bridge can connect up to 12 motion sensors. At this stage, it’s unclear if the sensor will support HomeKit triggers and interactions like the Hue light bulbs do.

The Hue Outdoor Sensor is the first outdoor HomeKit sensor, and adds motion, temperature, and light sensors to automate the outside of your Apple-centric smart home. Recently, we took a look at ...

The sensor does have some limits. It can only detect motion up to about 16.5 feet away. And while Philips will give you the option of reducing that — that is, only turning on lights when motion ...