A Smart Home to Call Your Own

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The stuff in your home is getting smarter every day. It’s time to take control of it with Home Assistant, a Python open source app. This talk will provide an overview of how Home Assistant can be set up and configured to make your home smarter. You’ll be able to control your smart home devices so that your home starts working for you. With presence detection, logging, and mobile access, you’ll be the master of your domicile.

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A SMART HOME TO CALL YOUR
OWN
George Hotelling - Automattic
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HOME ASSISTANT - HTTPS://HOME-ASSISTANT.IO/COMPONENTS/
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WHY DIY?
➤ Works on a sunny day
➤ Open Source: You are the owner not the product
➤ Your data stays at home
➤ Conﬁg ﬁle for your house

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Hobby: (noun) Spending some combination of
time and money to solve problems you created
for yourself

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SMART SWITCH
https://lesterchan.net/blog/2016/06/27/aeon-labs-aeotec-z-wave-smart-switch-6-gen5/

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SIGNS OF A GOOD SYSTEM
➤ No phone needed
➤ No surprises
➤ Makes life better, not stricter

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GETTING STARTED
https://home-assistant.io/

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THANK YOU
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