This shows how to make smart home devices, which can be controlled/monitored via Siri or Home app. Let’s make the smart home devices and control/monitor it via Apple Siri or Apple Home App. After reading this tutorial, you are able to make Siri and Home app: monitor any kind of sensors, which is listed by […]
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One of them is called SwitchBot this is a smart home automation device/switch you can control it with a smartphone or with Alexa or Google home. The user is almighty and physically located somewhere different, but they can turn on/off and control several devices in their house in the form of a push button or
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Abstract Home automation refers to the branch of technology dedicated to streamlining household tasks and reducing human involvement through automation techniques. The primary objective of these systems, leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT), is to enable automatic and digital control of household activities and appliances. This paper focuses on facilitating comprehensive connectivity and energy-efficient management
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Control Your AC Lamp with Raspberry Pi Telegram controlled Home Automation project Home automation has emerged as a crucial aspect of IoT applications, enabling individuals to manage household devices remotely via smartphones and the internet. Previously, we explored multiple methods to control AC appliances via smartphones in our IoT Home Automation Tutorials, such as utilizing Telegram
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In recent times, the popularity of smart home lights has increased due to the growing IoT market. However, these lights are primarily controlled through mobile apps or other devices. More recently, there has been a trend of controlling smart lights using voice commands through AI assistants on phones, speakers, and computers. Despite their convenience, smart
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Introduction Let me tell you the tale of GreenPiThumb: a gardening robot designed to water houseplants automatically, but with a tendency to occasionally unintentionally harm them. The tale commences approximately a year ago, when a sudden urge to own a houseplant gripped me. I believed that having a plant would enhance the aesthetics of my
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To install Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 4, you can follow these steps: Install the latest version of Raspbian on your Raspberry Pi. You can download Raspbian from the official Raspberry Pi website and install it using a tool such as Etcher. Once Raspbian is installed, connect your Raspberry Pi to the internet and open
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I wrote a few articles previously about setting up a home server using an off the shelf NAS. The brand doesnât really matter: they are all packed with features that help you move your files from the cloud back into your network and give you access to apps and services that cover what the cloud does for you today. Having an off the shelf NAS
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In this guide I’ll teach you how to build your own simple Google Home-enabled magic mirror using a Raspberry Pi computer and Google’s AIY Voice Kit. A few years back I built a complicated smart mirror that used an open-source voice assistant called Jasper. But that build was complicated, required woodworking tools, and used a voice assistant
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1 Introduction For the process of designing the Smart Home system, there are a few key steps covered in this report. First, the problem statement for this project is defined, which includes defining the boundary of the system, the interfaces needed between the system and outside factors, the needs of the customer, the customerâs constraints,
