Infografia de domotica Matter Protocol en modo oscuro

Tech architecture infographic titled "Matter Protocol Explained" using archetype SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE adapted as a protocol comparison chart. Show a dark-mode smart home interoperability diagram with labeled boxes and arrows, explaining how Matter works across devices and transports. Central hub box: "Matter Application Layer" with chip/network icon and role description "Unified smart home interoperability standard". Surrounding protocol boxes: "Wi-Fi" with antenna icon and role description "IP transport for high-bandwidth home devices"; "Thread" with mesh icon and role description "Low-power IPv6 mesh transport for IoT devices"; "Ethernet" with cable icon and role description "Wired IP transport for stable hubs and bridges"; "Bluetooth LE" with signal icon and role description "Commissioning and device onboarding channel". Platform/controller boxes: "Matter Controller" with phone/tablet icon and role description "Commissions devices and manages fabric credentials"; "Border Router" with router icon and role description "Connects Thread mesh to the IP home network"; "Smart Home Device" boxes for "Light Bulb", "Thermostat", "Door Lock", "Sensor", each with generic device icon and one-line English role description. Security box: "Operational Credentials" with shield icon and role description "Device attestation, certificates, and encrypted trust setup". Optional bridge box: "Bridge Device" with gateway icon and role description "Exposes non-Matter devices as Matter endpoints". Comparison side panel with labeled boxes comparing "Matter", "Zigbee", "Z-Wave", and "Proprietary Cloud"; each box includes icon, name, and one-line English role description such as "Application standard over IP", "Legacy low-power mesh", "Sub-GHz home automation mesh", "Vendor-specific remote control architecture". Connect all boxes with clear arrows showing data direction: Bluetooth LE to Matter Controller labeled "commissioning packets"; Matter Controller to Smart Home Device labeled "CASE session setup"; Matter Controller to Matter Application Layer labeled "device control commands"; Matter Application Layer to Wi-Fi / Thread / Ethernet labeled "IPv6 application traffic"; Thread to Border Router labeled "Thread mesh packets"; Border Router to Matter Controller labeled "IPv6 routed traffic"; Smart Home Devices back to Controller labeled "state report"; Security box to Controller and Device labeled "device attestation" and "operational certificate"; Bridge Device to non-Matter side icon cluster labeled "translated device state". Add small protocol notes near arrows using technically accurate terms: "IPv6", "UDP", "TCP", "mDNS discovery", "DNS-SD", "TLS", "CASE", "PASE", "encrypted session". Include a numbered legend 1-7 in English: 1. "User starts pairing in a Matter controller app" 2. "Bluetooth LE establishes initial commissioning channel" 3. "Device performs attestation and exchanges setup credentials" 4. "Controller creates secure PASE then CASE sessions" 5. "Device joins Wi-Fi or Thread network and receives operational credentials" 6. "Controller discovers endpoints via mDNS and sends command messages" 7. "Device returns secure state updates over the local IP network". Add a compact comparison row with arrows or matrix callouts highlighting: "Local-first control", "Multi-admin support", "IP-based networking", "Cross-vendor interoperability", and "Secure onboarding". Visual style: dark mode developer aesthetic, cool tech blue palette with cyan, deep navy, slate, and electric blue highlights, subtle grid background, glowing connection lines, clean flat/isometric hybrid vector shapes, high contrast editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout, modern precise UX-diagram mood, generic smart home icons only, no consumer brand marks. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real cloud-vendor logos (AWS / GCP / Azure) — use generic cloud icons, no watermarks No real smart home brand logos (no Google Home / Alexa / HomePod). Generic icons.