Raspberry pi 400 is a personal computer built into a keyboard. If you are wondering how it looks like, what are the Raspberry Pi 400 Pros and Cons and how to setup it – read this article first and decide by yourself is it worth buying it. VIDEO What is Read more…
In this article we will see how to easily start presence detection with Raspberry Pi, Home Assistant and and free software called Monitor. We will also use some help from Mosquitto MQTT Broker to enable MQTT communication between all involved components. Accurate presence detection is crucial for any Smart Home. Read more…
We are going to test and review two things today that will help you create best possible Home Assistant Spotify Integration. And these things are: How-To integrate Home Assistant Spotify media player that will allow you to control Spotify, How-To add Home Assistant Spotify connect add-on which will allow you Read more…
Last updated on November 7th, 2020 at 09:00 am In this article we will install Nextcloud on Raspberry pi 4, so we can upload our files from mobile and desktop devices just like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox and others, but directly to our homes with a lot more privacy. What Read more…
Last updated on January 12th, 2021 at 11:00 am The Stable Raspberry Pi 4 USB boot is here! And I will show you how to get it! Shortly after my previous Raspberry Pi 4 SSD boot article was released the BETA bootloader was promoted to STABLE. Now I want to Read more…
Last updated on September 11th, 2020 at 10:57 am Official Raspberry Pi 4 USB boot – finally! That means you can use SSD or HDD drives instead of SD card in your Raspberry. What you will see in this article? In today’s article I will show you how you can Read more…
Today we are going to the next level of smart home presence detection by start tracking the room occupancy with great accuracy. For that I will use the bluetooth of a phone and a smart watch, Raspberry Pi and Room-Assistant.
In this video I will show you how you can use TensorFlow to perform real-time object detection using images streamed from the Raspberry Pi Camera.
Do you want to access your Raspberry Pi (or any other device that you have) from anywhere in the world without exposing your Pi directly to the Internet totally free of charge? If yes, then watch this video we will use some ZeroTier power here.
I’ll show you how to create a Smart Home hub on a Raspberry Pi from scratch, but don’t worry it will be easier than you think and with Docker containers.
