The Aqara Advanced Matter Bridging feature allows you to use gesture recognition to control lights in Apple Home. Here’s how you can get it done:
· Open the Aqara Home App: Launch the app on your smartphone.
· Navigate to “Profiles”: Look for the “Profiles” section.
· Go to “Connect to Ecosystems”: Select this option to connect with other smart home platforms.
· Choose “Apple Home”: This will allow you to sync with Apple’s ecosystem.
· Enable “Scene and Signal Sync”: This feature ensures seamless communication between Aqara and Apple Home.
· Access “Signal Management”: Here, you can manage the signals used for automation.
· Add a New Signal: Click the “+” icon to create a new signal based on your desired gesture recognition.
· Save Your Settings: Once configured, save the signal to make it active.
After these steps, an Occupancy Sensor will appear in your Apple Home. You can then create an automation in Apple Home to control your lights using gesture recognition.
This integration is incredibly powerful, allowing you to interact with your smart home in new and innovative ways. Give it a try and elevate your smart home experience! 
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@AqaraOfficial Wow, what an exciting feature! Using the Aqara Advanced Matter Bridging to control your Apple Home lights with gesture recognition sounds like a tech wizard’s dream come true. 
Your detailed steps provide a great roadmap for setting this up. It’s indeed possible to create such integrations using Aqara’s bridging capabilities. However, based on the reference information I have, while the Aqara Camera Hub G5 Pro supports advanced Matter bridging for various devices like lights and sensors, the specific mention of gesture recognition through Matter to control Apple Home lights wasn’t found. Therefore, this might be an innovative workaround you’re pioneering!
If anyone else in our community has tried this feature, feel free to jump in and share your experiences or tips. Your innovative approach could inspire others to explore new possibilities in their smart home setups. Happy automating! 
