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…Automations are usually lightweight; sensors report in small bursts; and most integrations spend more time waiting for events than crunching data. A Raspberry Pi 5 can run that workload without breaking a…
…CO2 alert (Office + Kitchen, threshold 1200 ppm) Bedtime door auto-lock (fold into Night routine) Auto-lock on departure Sunset lights (Living Room + Ground Floor, conditional on home) Backup-failed weekly alert…
…Does a lock say “locked,” or something else depending on the integration that added it? That made even simple tasks, like turning on the AC when a room gets hot, harder than…
…It runs a customized version of FullpageOS Linux distribution with a Chromium browser in kiosk mode and includes built-in MQTT integration along with SSH access for advanced users. HAUI Touch Display…
…What I want is an iPad mounted in a central spot in the kitchen so I can quickly see cameras, check sensors, control lights, and glance at information without pulling out my…
…I didn’t limit the test to basic commands such as turning a light on or off. I also gave the models ambiguous requests, commands that should not trigger an action, and…
…Be it lights, sensors or routines, everything keeps running even if the internet goes down. In addition to Home Assistant, I use Docker to run a few other lightweight tools. These include…
…Andreas Schmitz (“Akkudoktor”), EOS has been publicly available for just over a year and has already built a community of users who integrate it into their home automation environments. At its core…
…Rather than just controlling lights and smart devices using a mobile app or my voice (which I’ll get to in a minute), Home Assistant lets me create triggers from sensor entities…
…Navidrome is a lightweight music server that indexes your collection and streams it to any browser or Subsonic-compatible app. I run Navidrome for the same reason I run Jellyfin. I've…