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…Since I wanted to get the best of both worlds, I ended up building a Home Assistant server that’s armed to the teeth with integrations, automation blueprints, and apps to manage…
…That has permeated smart home automation so swiftly that you can build a setup that rivals what Google pitches as its premium AI feature. That’s not a cheap shot. Google’s…
…Then, it’s difficult to search for information like which GPIO a particular sensor node uses, a custom component, or even an MQTT topic. When you have to, you end up opening…
…Fortunately, Home Assistant supports multiple dashboards They’re pretty easy to design, too Although Home Assistant’s automation provisions and blueprints often get the limelight (and rightfully so), the ability to design…
…Sign in to your XDA account My smart home is covered in dashboards , whether they're displaying the smart devices inside or helping manage the home lab infrastructure that my automation software…
…s a custom-engineered high-excursion woofer, a motor that drives the diaphragm 20mm to move more air, and a built-in bass EQ mic that allows for automatic bass correction to…
…Years later, I still feel like I’m stepping into a sci-fi movie set when my home automatically deploys my preferred settings when I enter a room. Compared to that automation…
…The Supervisor can automatically update both itself and Home Assistant Core, ensuring everything is always up to date. Add-ons: Through the Supervisor, users can install, update, and manage Home Assistant add…
…If it exists in Google, it either already exists in Home Assistant, or is trivial to configure yourself with an automation or a premade blueprint that someone else has already made . The…
…The custom HACS integration still has features the core one doesn't, only e-ink panels are properly supported right now, and Wi-Fi is still in testing. But the foundation is…