Preface My project for the Internet of Holoday lights was based around our living room which was not very livable. It was a mess and with the upcoming holidays I wanted to set the living room in such a way that it would be suitable for entertaining guests. Additionally I wanted to accomplish the above... Continue Reading →
Final Summary “Forget What?” Project: An IOT based home automation system with a budget!: Part-1
Acknowledgement The author would like to thanks the sponsors Element14, Tektronix, Eclipse IOT, EnOcean, Raspberry Pi, Cadsoft for the tools, parts and budget. A special thanks to the community members for their inputs and suggestions as the project progressed and for providing inspiration as well as encouragement along the path. Prelude The Internet Of... Continue Reading →
My Story Of Persistence with persistence on OpenHAB. AND a tutorial on Rule and Timers
Introduction The raspberry pi does not have the conventional x86 architecture for a processor. Instead it has an ARM processor running at 400MHz. Now this means that even though you are running Linux and even though you can compile the same program using GCC on ARM as on a PC, the output of the compiler... Continue Reading →
EnOcean Programming: Blinking LED on the TCM330
Introduction My quadcopter was supposed to take first flight this weekend but since it is now a 'minion battle royale', I thought I would kick it up a notch. Batman was abducted from my workbench and now Pikachu is sitting there alone. I thought Minion Dave would make an excellent addition and hence I am... Continue Reading →
Obligatory Install Tutorial For RPi and OpenHAB
The first thing you need to do when you get your raspberry pi, is get a case? Well you can 3D print one. Here is a good example for the B+ Raspberry Pi B+ Face Case by adafruit - Thingiverse Additionally you need to buy a micro SD card. I got an 8GB one and... Continue Reading →
Working With OpenHAB: Ultra Short Working Demo
I started work on my home automation project and I got OpenHAB to ping my Cellphone to identify if I was at home or not. A short video demonstrating the same.