The list of smart things that use Apple HomeKit gets longer at CES

Apple's HomeKit smart home platform is expanding its repertoire here at CES 2017. If you have an iPhone, you can control D-Link's Omna 180 Cam HD with your voice.

Carrier's new smart thermostats work with both Alexa and Siri.

Thanks to the Smart Garage Hub you'll be able to use Siri to control your garage door, check its status and include it within Apple HomeKit scenes.

The ConnectSense Bluetooth Extender expands the communication range of Apple HomeKit products that use Bluetooth Low Energy.

Fibaro's HomeKit-compatible Flood Sensor detects leaks in a flash so you can take swift action.

Part of a trio of new products created by smart home company Fibaro, this door and window sensor is the first product of its kind to enjoy Apple HomeKit support.

First Alert's HomeKit and Alexa-compatible Environment Monitor lets you use your voice to check on temperature, humidity and carbon monoxide levels in your child's room.

Honeywell's integration with Apple HomeKit should now make it possible for you to say, "Siri, arm my Lyric Home Security and Control System."

Incipio's dimmer switch should work with HomeKit when it hits stores in the first half of 2017.

Use Apple's Home app to manage the Premis or rely on Siri voice controls to lock and unlock your front door.

Leviton's new line of Decora Wi-Fi switches will work with Apple HomeKit -- and none of them will need a hub.

Lifx is adding HomeKit smarts to work with its third-gen Wi-Fi bulbs this February.

Netatmo's Smart Smoke Alarm is app-enabled and will also work with Apple HomeKit.

Sylvania's HomeKit-compatible Multicolor Smart Bulb claims to offer a simple setup without the need for a separate hub.

Withings' Home Plus camera works with Apple's HomeKit platform and Siri commands to adjust the built-in ambient LEDs in the bottom of the camera.

The company's line of Yale Real Living Assure Locks and Yale NexTouch Wireless Locks are expected to work with Siri and Apple's Home app for iPhone starting in March.

Don't want to spend big bucks for a fancy smart light switch? The simple iDevices Instant Switch could be what you seek. It links to other iDevices connected power products to control them.