…But you should always choose IoT gadgets that outright support local control instead of relying on sheer luck that some tinkerer manages to make bricked products somewhat usable on Home Assistant. While…
…That works for automation, but it won’t magically turn Home Assistant into a virtual full control box. Finally, check whether the integration exists for the brand of products you own. The…
… Since I can also use my LLM-powered setup to control smart devices and trigger automations, it brings Home Assistant to an even footing with its rivals as far as AI assistants are concerned. …
…Home Assistant’s local voice pipeline is a product. Home Assistant OS Windows, macOS, Linux iOS compatible Yes Android compatible Yes See at Apple App Store See at Google Play Store See…
…I’ve had my Home Assistant instance detect several IoT products automatically, but you can just as easily configure the integrations for your specific smart gizmos. Unless you’ve got devices manufactured…
…Sign in to your XDA account Thanks to its massive list of compatible smart devices, Home Assistant lets you control IoT products from most of the popular brands. But when you grab…
…Home Assistant users have had intent-based control long before Google rebranded Assistant as Gemini . While Gemini is a master of conversation, Home Assistant remains the master of execution. It feels like…
…with practically all my productivity tools (provided they have a functional MCP server, of course). So far, I’ve used it to control Nextcloud, Obsidian, Home Assistant, and even my TrueNAS storage…
…radio signals into standard, recognizable home assistant entities like cover-blinds or fan-sealing. This way, you know which radio frequency is linked to which product, making it significantly easier to set…
…But if you are looking for a broader productivity assistant for research, planning, writing, presentations, and everyday work, I would skip it. Gemini The tempting Google buffet Gemini looks like the best…