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…The magic of integration Bringing the devices home I used to believe that to use Zigbee bulbs or Z-Wave sensors, I needed their specific, manufacturer-branded hubs. Home Assistant proved me…
…Smart locks using the Matter protocol will now benefit from enhanced features like better control over lock codes, improved integration with automation, and consistent behavior across devices. I've not dabbled with…
…While I consider my dashboards, cards, and device-specific integrations borderlines essential, the AI-specific tools have a special place in my setup. After all, few things can match the convenience of…
…The device uses a carrier board (or "baseboard") for a computer-on-modules compatible with the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4) embedded computer as well as an integrated M.2 expansion…
…That way, I don’t have a bunch of entities belonging to the same device on the UI, and I can even group multiple devices under the same module, making the overall…
…For a dumb garage door, ratcloud makes a small wired device called a ratgdo that enables Home Assistant integration. For something really crude, you can even use a lux sensor and point…
…The board offers on-device wake word detection, echo cancellation, and noise suppression via two MEMS microphones, and comes pre-flashed with ESPHome for easy Home Assistant integration. The PCBA fully supports…
…LLM was able to generate detailed (accurate) reports on my devices. HA-MCP Server lets my LLMs access different areas, apps, integrations, and even HACS offerings, and Qwen 3.5 was able…
…it doesn't show some hardcoded vendor logo, but a QR code, the device ID, and the firmware version. OpenDisplay isn't finished. The custom HACS integration still has features the core…
…The device also integrates a 1.5W speaker and a microphone for voice interaction, light and proximity sensors, and runs Android on a Rockchip RK3326-S SoC paired with 2GB RAM and…
