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markus-haack.com | ||
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blog.briancmoses.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author discusses moving from IFTTT to Home Assistant for home automation due to IFTTT's pricing changes and the latter's ease of integration with various devices. | |
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phoscon.de
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| | | | | [AI summary] The ConBee II is a universal Zigbee USB gateway that enables local control of devices without cloud dependency, compatible with various smart home systems and brands. | |
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www.pieterbrinkman.com
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| | | | | I'm on a quest to decrease the number of points of failure in my home automation setup. Moving everything as close to Home Assistant core functionality. Recently I moved to ZHA for Zigbee support and removed external bridges like Xiaomi Gateway and Philips Hue. Now it's time to remove a Raspberry Pi that's running Zwave2MQTT. ... Continue reading "Migrating from Zwave2MQTT to Z-Wave JS for Home Assistant" | |
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eamonnsullivan.co.uk
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| | | For the past six weeks or so I've been playing around with home automation. It's a rather large and complex subject and I've only just started, but thought it might be worth writing up what I've found so far.The adventure started when the kids gave me a new Raspberry Pi for my birthday near the beginning of May. I installed Home Assistant on it and, a bit later, Node Red. Then, over the next few weeks, much to my wife's dismay, I purchased 10 smart light bulbs, a few motion sensors and half a dozen smart plugs -- gradually changing the house into a version of HAL. Each time she would come home from work, some wall switch or another would stop working as it did... She's been very patient! | ||
