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Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that runs on local hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a local server and emphasizes local control and privacy. It integrates with over a thousand devices and services and includes an automation engine for responding to events like sunset or a garage door being left open.
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ESPHome turns ESP32, ESP8266, and RP2040 microcontrollers into smart home devices. Configuration is done through simple configuration files or a visual Device Builder, with YAML available for manual coding. Devices connect to Home Assistant over the local network.
Home Assistant Companion Docs document the companion apps for iOS and Android that let users view and control a Home Assistant instance. The app can also act as a data source, adding sensors such as battery and network status and creating a device_tracker entity for location updates. Some features are not yet supported by Android.
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Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that runs on local hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or a local server and emphasizes local control and privacy. It integrates with over a thousand devices and services and includes an automation engine for responding to events like sunset or a garage door being left open.
openHAB is a vendor- and technology-agnostic open source automation software for the home, developed in Java on Apache Karaf. Its pluggable architecture supports over 400 technologies and thousands of devices, with rules driven by time, events, scripts, actions, notifications and voice control. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, Raspberry Pi, Docker and Synology, and is accessed through web, iOS and Android apps. It runs on local hardware without requiring cloud services.
ESPHome turns ESP32, ESP8266, and RP2040 microcontrollers into smart home devices. Configuration is done through simple configuration files or a visual Device Builder, with YAML available for manual coding. Devices connect to Home Assistant over the local network.
Home Assistant Companion Docs document the companion apps for iOS and Android that let users view and control a Home Assistant instance. The app can also act as a data source, adding sensors such as battery and network status and creating a device_tracker entity for location updates. Some features are not yet supported by Android.
Mx Tynehorne’s Cabinet of Hypertext Curiosities is a hypertext link directory hosted on the Satyrs’ Forest website. It lists external links grouped by tags such as Americana, Antiquity and Art, and allows users to browse by tag or visit a random entry.
R74n is a collection of web projects, experiences and tools from the developer of Sandboxels. The collection links to projects including the Sandboxels falling-sand simulator, Infinite Chef kitchen simulator, GenTown planet simulator, Copy Paste Dump and a unit converter.
