HomeWizard. Zonoff - Home. Staples Connect launches to tame the smart home. Build a Cheap Home Automation System in 10 Minutes with Ninja Blocks. Clever Door, l’interphone connecté depuis votre mobile ! Home automation products - Light-Manager Pro+: Technical data. Additional information The Light-Manager was designed in a way that firmware updates can be done by the user.
So it will be possible to add more functionality or support other radio bus actuators at a later point of time. The package includes the Light-Manager Pro device, a power adaptor with USB connector, a USB cable and the configuration software Lightman-Studio. Updates can be downloaded from our website for free. If you are interested you can even download the software in advance to get a closerlook at the capabilities. Version for Bang & Olufsen® The Bang & Olufsen version of the Light-Manager Pro+ contains an original infrared receiver module from Bang & Olufsen. Technical data Further information on the next page. Ⓣ the thing system - Hello, world! The Thing System. By Nathan WillisOctober 9, 2013 "The Internet of Things" is a tech buzzword that provokes a lot of eye-rolling (right up there with "infotainment"), but the concept that it describes is still an important one: the pervasive connectivity of simple devices like sensors and switches.
That connectivity makes it possible to automate the monitoring and control of physical systems like houses, offices, factories, and the like—from any computing device that has access to the internet. Getting to that blissful automated future remains a challenge, however; one that a new project called The Thing System is addressing with free software. Sensors and devices with built-in connectivity are widespread and affordable: wireless weather stations, remote-controllable light bulbs and switches, web-accessible thermostats, and so on. Control all the things The complexity problem is an area where the developers of The Thing System believe they can make significant strides. The magic house. The new Current Cost Quel. Introducing the Quel, the new generation In-Home-Display - Smart meter ready, Smart home ready... basically, Smart and ready!
Just for clarity - This product is beeing built and is due to be deployed to some major utilities shortly - this is your opportunity to receive it early, at a super-low cost and help us maximise its future capabilities - if you contribute to receive one, you will receive one, irrespective of goals. It's also our opportunity to showcase it - we're kind of proud of it A brief history. Current Cost has a reputation for delivering products to a large audience, since our birth back in 2006 we've delivered over 2.5 million products - our ambitions are even bigger with the Quel. Pictured: First printed plastic design We have an agnostic approach to communication, we all know some are better than others and some work in different environments better - but hey, we're not here selling comms' we're here to ensure you can use them... all ... the list goes on And.....
Current Cost Quel, un écran pour tout contrôler à la maison. Ninja Blocks Kit. Temperature & Humidity Use the included Temperature & Humidity sensor to monitor your wine collection from anywhere in the world or use the Ninja Rules Engine to build the world's best thermostat.
Motion Sensor Get peace of mind by using the included wireless motion sensor to build a security system that talks to the web or simply use it to let you know when the kids are at home. World's 1st Touch screen Wireless Router. Revolv: pour les contrôler tous ! Avec l’explosion des objets connectés, nous en avons aujourd’hui partout chez nous: station météo Netatmo, ampoules Philips Hue, prises Wemo, enceintes Sonos, pèse personne Withings, traqueur sportif Fitbit, lapin Karotz, thermostat Nest, serrure wifi, etc… C’est très sympa, en revanche il est très difficile de faire communiquer tout cela.
Nous avons déjà vu sur le blog quelques guides pour connecter certains de ces appareils à notre système domotique, afin de pouvoir exploiter leurs données ou déclencher certaines actions. Mais il faut bien avouer que c’est loin d’être intuitif (et c’est pour cela que les guides existent ;-) Une autre solution est d’utiliser le service IFTTT, qui permet également d’interconnecter certains de ces appareils: Life & Smart Home Awesomation - Revolv. Enblink transforme Google TV en box domotique Z-Wave. Nous vous avons parlé plusieurs fois de Google TV, une interface basée sur Android et destinée aux TV connectées.
Test du module d'extension 433MHz pour Zipabox. Après l’extension KNX pour Zipabox il y a peine quelques semaines, c’est au tour d’un nouveau module RF très attendu en 433MHz.
Pour rappel le contrôleur Domotique de chez Zipato est déjà compatible Z-wave en natif et offre la possibilité de lui ajouter plusieurs extensions comme un module Backup, un KNX, un ZigBee et maintenant 433MHz. Vous pouvez découvrir notre Test Labo Zipabox. Ce module d’extension 433MHz va vous permettre d’ajouter à votre Zipabox un large panel de périphériques grand public comme les sondes de chez Orégon, les capteurs et actionneurs de chez Chacon Di-O ou encore vos modules X10 par exemple…