Deletion of S-Bus

Comment: I could not find reliable secondary sources that say "Buspro" is . A search for the alleged "Patent No: 201110123081.0" (something that looks more in the manner of a design patent or a patent application), turns up some documents about "Smart Bus" (Generation-4 SBUS) including an extensive protocol specification. Also links to a domain http://smarthomebus.com, "The Home of Smart-Bus". A google search for "Buspro" turns up other products such as a battery charger of the same name but unrelated? Searching for "Smart Bus" leads me to http://www.smartbus.org, which is a website about Michigan public tranportation rather than a website promoting the protocol. From a technical standpoint, the article is uninteresting (e.g., 9600 baud). The technology is old (e.g., RS-485), and its design goals are suspect (e.g., no terminations). The claim of "64000 Devices in one single Net" seems fantastic for RS-485 hardware (yes, the protocol may support 16-bit addressing, but that does not mean you can connect that many devices). Also, who wants 16,000,000 devices communicating at 9600 baud? The article wants notability by association, but that association is just name dropping: "Many Other Manufacturers and Giant Technologies where sic the source of inspiration"; "Industry Giants that we have learned from...." The article is : "with clear targets to become the world’s new standard of automation Industry". One of those targets is "6. To create a consortium of many manufacturers that can create solutions as PnP". In other words, other manufacturers have not come on board yet. The hoped-for products list is a wish list rather than an accomplishment (and the goal seems to say "Buspro" over and over). "Buspro Enabled Dimmers" seems to be the wrong technology: compare X10 (industry standard) powerline communication.  The article does not provide sources. My take is that Buspro currently fails , so the article is inappropriate right now.  In addition, I believe Buspro fails , so a merge is inappropriate. The article sounds in advertising for a single company's product line
Stance: delete
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