I’m about to show you one HACS to customise your Home Assistant with plugins and themes. HACS stands for Home Assistant Community Store.
When you add it to your Home Assistant you will be able to install and remove themes and plugins with a click of a button.
In this video I will unbox the latest Sonoff GK-200MP2-B camera that has RTSP support, 360 degree viewing angle, 1080p, night vision, motion detection, two-way audio and it cost around 30 US dollars. After that I will connect it to Home Assistant & Node-RED.
I wanted to share a smart Sonoff switch with my family using the native eWeLink app. At the same time I wanted to Integrate this smart switch with my local Home Assistant and Node Red installations. I managed to find a solution and now I have the best from both worlds. In this video I want to show you how you can also do it step-by-step.
Hey in this post I will tell and show you what Tasmota is, as well as the easiest way to flash compatible devices with a new tool called Tasmotizer.
Amazon, Apple, Google and dozen of other big companies announced an open source initiative called Project Connected Home over IP. The project aims to build a new unified standard for communication across smart home devices, mobile apps, and cloud services – and everything will be royalty free.
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.
In this video I will show you how to create a Twilio account, how to buy a Twilio Number for free, how to verify your mobile number, and how to configure Home Assistant to trigger automatic voice calls when something happens in your Smart Home (in my case when the Sun is set).
In this video tutorial I will show you Almond Virtual Assistant integration with Home Assistant which is created by Stanford University and it works great.
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.
I’m going to demonstrate you how you can easily setup a Raspberry Pi without a Monitor or Keyboard from scratch. That means Headless setup.