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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.
…Sign in to your XDA account Getting into smart home technology can be expensive . Just ask any enthusiast. Whether it's $200 flagship thermostats, $150 smart door locks, $80 multiprotocol hubs, or…
…The Home Assistant Companion app can use that information to create a device tracker that updates its status when you enter or leave the Home zone defined in Home Assistant. This works…
…Sign in to your XDA account When it comes to sprucing up a Home Assistant server, you can pull off a bunch of cool tricks without spending a lot of money. Toss…
…Sign in to your XDA account For many other smart home users and me, a smart home assistant should be a local deterministic traffic controller rather than an analytical cloud companion. By…
…Sign in to your XDA account When you think about ESP32 projects, you’ll probably imagine complex Home Assistant ideas involving sensors, circuitry components controlled with snippets of C++ syntax, or motor…
…Sign in to your XDA account The Cloud Kill Switch poses a systemic threat to hardware ownership in smart homes. The tech industry has normalized remote bricking to save on API server…
…Setting up the brain Home Assistant in Docker Once I committed to Home Assistant, the next hurdle was the architecture. While the community often points beginners toward Home Assistant OS, I wanted…
…developer boards, and what I use instead They're reference designs for a reason. Deploy the right tool only once A Raspberry Pi still earns its place as a Home Assistant hub…
…Related I deployed a network scanner that feeds my LAN statistics into Home Assistant It's perfect for building Home Assistant automations using LAN data That said, I’ve disabled a couple…
…The cloud-first era of the smart home has begun to crumble, and it's time to replace it with local control, led by Matter and Home Assistant. This isn't just…