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An obvious integration point would be Alexa (#1) and Google Home. I've been working on a voice control library in Node called Sonus that gives you customizable offline hotword detection and streaming recognition.

It's super lightweight and runs really well on the Pi. It's currently used in a few large projects like my smart-mirror and Picco.

All you'd have to add in terms of hardware is a USB microphone/webcam like the PlayStation Eye. I'd be happy to lend a hand integrating if anyone is interested.

There is a generic voltage source screw terminal icon if you wan to use that.

Hi,
How can I run node.js server and from directory without changing directory structure? I'm trying run by few commands e.g.

1. npm start --prefix ./server/index.js
   but I've got error in case of required directories

@deepsyx Why you used servo instead thermostat input? Most cheap central heating system has those or there is other reason to use servo maybe?

How do you connect room light bulb to rapsberry pi?

what benefit if any does this body of work bring to the table over more mature systems with much larger communities?

if i want to have home-automation, definitely i want to control all my windows and by one by.
good luck

Hi,

Seeing this is done in js makes me want to try my first attempt with Raspberry Pi. As beginner, it may great to start with something simple as controlling the light through the app. A ref from the hacker news about the device which can be used.
Also it would be great to see the make/models you used for led strip, and other controlling devices.

thanks.
bsr.

wiradikusuma 34 minutes ago [-]

anyone know good but cheap WiFi/Bluetooth-enabled adapter(?) for lightbulbs? e.g. so I can use any machine (not just Pi) that supports WiFi/Bluetooth to control (at least on/off) the bulb.
so: wall --> adapter --> lightbulb
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luma 25 minutes ago [-]

The Sonoff is a $5 WiFi relay with an embedded ESP8266 that is programmable via Arduino (and several other dev platforms), allowing you to control the relay via HTTP/REST/MQTT/etc.
https://www.itead.cc/sonoff-wifi-wireless-switch.html

can you explain/show how the servo is connected to the knob. perhaps a picture from the other end or a diagram which shows how these two are connected

Its something I'm trying to work out using raspberry pi but haven't found a good way to twist the blinds handler.

I've used this repo to add a camera to my raspberry. It sends a stream through a socket to the client. Even though I've used it to track my dog, it can definitely be added to add a security area to the system. My code also supports playing songs through the web api. (:
I think that this can add a lot to your system. Hit me up if you need any help.

Looks great! I'm doing something very similar, but my end goal is to be able to control everything with voice via an Echo Dot with Alexa. I'm currently investigating the Wemo protocol to do this.