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The Connected House 2.0

Recipes to make your home connected

Peter Leemans • ebook • epub

  • Samenvatting
    The Connected house 2.0 is a game-changer on how we look at the connected home. It focuses on the integration of smart objects for the home from various vendors. By 2025 there will be more than 46 billion devices connected to the Internet. The challenge of integrating them into our lives and into our homes is growing by the minute.

    So what is your integration strategy?​

    This book can help you define your integration strategy for your home. Almost everything in this book already exists, but the information is scattered all over the internet. The book is conceived as a cookbook, with ingredients as a source of information and recipes that make the book concrete and practical.
  • Productinformatie
    Binding : Epub
    Auteur : Peter Leemans
    Bestandstype : epub
    Distributievorm : Ebook (digitaal)
    Aantal pagina's : Afhankelijk van e-reader
    Beveiliging : Digitaal watermerk (social DRM)   Informatie 
    Uitgeverij : Peter Leemans
    ISBN : Geen
    Datum publicatie : 12-2020
  • Inhoudsopgave
    Table of contents

    Preface 8
    The rewards are high! 8
    Welcome to the connected house 2.0 11
    The (non)sense of home automation 12
    The era of the-Internet-of-Things 14
    What is a connected Product? 15
    Everything connected! 16
    Challenges 17
    Certified for humans! 20
    Voice assistants are a part of the family 21
    Kids and Voice Assistants 23
    Everything exists 24
    The Connected House 2.0 27
    The Ingredients 28
    Introduction 29
    Amazon Echo 29
    Google Nest 32
    Apple HomeKit 34
    Samsung - SmartThings 37
    OpenHAB 44
    Home Assistant 48
    Domoticz 49
    Node-Red 51
    If This Then That (IFTTT) 56
    The AllThingsTalk Cloud by ALSO 59
    The Things Network 76
    HomeBridge 79
    Hoobs 80
    Homekit Bridged 82
    The Technology 84
    The glue between a system-of-systems architecture 85
    MQTT 92
    Z-Wave 100
    The Zigbee Protocol 103
    BlueTooth 106
    The Hardware 108
    The Smart HUB 109
    Off-the-shelf sensors 112
    Building your own devices 126
    Recipes1 39
    Basic Recipes 141
    Connected devices 171
    Recipes for building User Interfaces 251
    Recipes to add automation to your house 300
    Security & Privacy 329
    What can we do about it? 332
    The Future connected house 340
    More sensors results in more insights 341
    Self driving cars 344
    Living longer at home 346
    Going from monitoring to autonomous behavior 347
    Brain Power Index 349
    The active home 353
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Over the last decades, technology has evolved so much that it allows us to provide affordable home automation that is more applied to humans. The IKEA TRADFRI product line and the Philips Hue lights reflect affordable home automation that can be seen as a commodity product today. The smart assistants, on the other hand, are an entirely new range of innovative products with a human-like interface that brings the connected home closer to its residents.

Manufacturers of household appliances are releasing more and more connected versions of their products. Startups are developing new innovative ‘connected’ products that do not yet exist. Even suppliers you wouldn’t expect, such as Rituals, active in home & body cosmetics, release a connected version of their perfume diffuser with their Genie 2.0.

Most of these ‘connected’ products have a good out-of-the-box user experience, are easy to install and bring some added value to our lives. What is unfortunate is that they are isolated solutions, which do not have the openness and integration possibilities to talk to each other. At best, vendors offer or refer to an IFTTT integration (if-this-than-else) to link things together, but to be honest, you will quickly reach the limits of this approach. On the other hand, there is the open-source community that offers solutions such as Openhab, Hassio, Zigbee2mqtt and Homebridge to name a few and offer a lot of functionality to build your own connected home.

This is the playground for the technical skilleld people. The internet is crowded with DIY smart home implementations brewed by people making use, or even contribute to the open-source community projects. Many people invest their time in it for free, they do it for the honour and are proud when someone uses one of their contributions to the community. In most cases these products are superior to commercial solutions on many levels, such as the available features, the speed to support new products, the openness and (of course) the price. You can’t beat a free meal!

The downside is that it is complicated for non-technically skilled people to work with these platforms. It is a rather long learning curve and requires a lot of patience. The reality of this DIY approach is that you will spend a lot of time looking for answers and hoping that someone has solved the problem for you. It is slow, often requires a lot of research, but the reward is high!

This was my motivation to write this ‘cookbook’. I try to avoid spending time reinventing the wheel. Giving an overview of what is available, free-of-use, providing ‘ready-to-use’ building plans using feature-rich open platforms where less technical skilled people would be able to successfully build a solution within a reasonable amount of time.

I hope you will enjoy it.

Peter Leemans
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