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Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform that integrates with various smart home devices through local and cloud services.
…with ESP32 boards for home automation stuff, using one for a personal AI assistant felt like a stretch. I recently grabbed an ESP32-S3 and wanted to explore whether MimiClaw works on…
…Home Assistant install needs for automations Take the pain out of creating automations by covering the YAML up What is Dify, and why would you use it? Make AI workflows easily with…
…for me, Google Assistant integration, would also stop working after that date. The only remaining option would be to use smart plugs with Apple's HomeKit platform, which works well as long…
…Related With a cheap IP camera, I can monitor my "dumb" devices in Home Assistant A simple IP camera unlocks a world of possibilities in this smart home setup.
…But since my ISP has locked my home network behind a CGNAT, exposing a local VPN to remote configurations is borderline impossible without additional workarounds. So, I rely on Tailscale for my…
…Qwen is enough for your smart home Qwen 2.5 provides enough capability to build a useful smart home assistant without making your home dependent on a remote service for every command…
…This means they can grab signals from your Bluetooth-only toothbrushes, thermometers, or any other device in your home and then pass them on to Home Assistant, effectively extending your smart home…
…so difficult to get it working. The documentation feels somewhat lacking, and while there are plenty of great examples in the documentation of controlling Home Assistant from LVGL widgets, I felt like…
…Home Assistant with device passthrough Smart home hubs dislike clever containment tricks Home Assistant can run in several ways, and some are more container-friendly than others. The problem starts when your…
…The problem with classic voice commands It’s been a hit-and-miss It’s been a common problem with voice assistants in cars. You are cruising down the highway and just…