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Open Source Home Automation
Introduction into Home Assistant Open Source Home Automation with ESP8266
Wolfgang Beer
About This Book
Start into the world of Open Source Home Automation with an introduction to the Home Assistant platform. Dive into soldering your own smart home sensors for measuring temperature and humidity inside your rooms and attach it to a powerful jet free and open home automation system.
Work through simple yet insightful examples that will get you up and running with home automation, Home Assistant and soldering your own tailor made home automation sensors.
Who This Book Is For
This book is for home automation enthusiasts, makers and tinkerers that are willing to take a step towards soldering and programming their own home automation sensors. The examples given within this book are easy to follow and just require just a very basic level of programming skills.
What You Will Learn
Introduction into the free and Open Source Home Assistant software
How to run your own Home Automation server
How to host a Home Assistant server in Docker
Configure various sensors and actuators
Configure automation scripts to control your home
Send notifications with Telegram
How to solder a sensor on top of a cheap ESP8266 board
How to attach your own sensors to Home Assistant
In Detail
Controlling all the home electronic appliances automatically or from remote is a fascinating topic. Various home automation vendors are offering all kinds of sensors and actuators for controlling your home. Control your lights, heating, pool pump or door cam, there are unlimited possibilities.
By diving into the world of Open Source home automation systems you will break out of the vendor locked into the world of smart home in order to gain a lot of flexibility. This book also shows you how to solder your own little sensors by using the 5$ low cost ESP8266 control board.
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