The number of users of the Energy DePIN Network Starpower devices has surpassed 100,000 and has achieved integration with Apple and Google Home.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news on March 29, the number of users of the energy DePIN network Starpower has recently surpassed 100,000, and it has partnered with Apple and Google Home to create a unique reverse access solution for home power devices: users can now directly integrate smart home devices (such as smart lights, air conditioners, sockets, cameras, etc.) into the Starpower network without relying on Starpower authorized hardware, becoming verifiable “energy nodes” and receiving $STAR rewards. This allows for large-scale access to home energy devices while dropping the threshold for ordinary users to participate in the Web3 energy network.

Starpower stated that the next step will gradually open integration with other smart home ecosystems (such as Amazon Alexa, Tuya, etc.), while using AI to analyze electricity consumption behavior, achieving more accurate device recognition and scheduling capabilities.

Starpower co-founder Darcy said, “We are connecting the future energy internet with the devices around you.”

It is reported that Starpower is the energy DePIN project with the largest user base globally, with a vision to build a global, user-driven virtual power plant (VPP) network, where every connected device can participate in energy consumption data collection, response scheduling, supply and demand adjustment services, and receive $STAR incentives. By linking Web2 and Web3 with groundbreaking technology, the Web3 energy network can be popularized with higher efficiency, lower costs, and broader coverage. Previously, Starpower has completed a $5 million funding round, with investors including Alliance DAO, Framework Ventures, Solana Ventures, and has collaborated with top global renewable energy equipment manufacturers to release devices covering power generation, energy storage, and electricity consumption scenarios.