The team at Contemporary Controls have created Raspberry Pi home automation controllers based on the BASPi series of building automation controllers. The first design is a 6-universal input, 6 ...

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Turning a Raspberry Pi into a home automation powerhouse wasn’t something I expected to enjoy as much as I do. But once I got started, I couldn’t stop adding new ways to control and customize ...

But in celebration of Pi Day, it seems only appropriate to bring it back up to the top. Learn more about what the Raspberry Pi can do for automation control. Then go grab yourself a piece of the ...

The project does require a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino, priced at about $35 and $20, respectively, bringing the total cost to an estimated $120. This project is also highly customizable.

Home Assistant Amber is powered by a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, which connects to a carrier board with an M.2 expansion slot that can be used for storage, an AI accelerator card, or other add-ons.

The main processor is a Raspberry Pi 400 running Raspian with IOBroker and Node-Red. Panel lettering and graphics are done free-hand with, you guessed it, chalk.

Home Assistant is a completely free piece of open-source software that can be used for smart homes and automation. It allows you to control your smart home devices by connecting them to a local ...

Just a couple of years ago, while attending an automation industry trade show, I was speaking with the manager of a plant that supplies a major global retailer. He told me that he loved using the ...

The Raspberry Pi home automation system allows you to control your devices through the local service and the project should take less than 60 minutes to complete and has been categorised as an ...