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I have that, based on zwave devices. Can be bought off the shelf, requires some tinkering to set up usually when you want to do something that's not trivial, bu
by roel_v 10y ago
I have that, based on zwave devices. Can be bought off the shelf, requires some tinkering to set up usually when you want to do something that's not trivial, but is as flexible as you want it to be. Can run on raspi, there are diy sets for it etc. Ppl bitch about zwave being 'proprietary' but it's open/documented enough to be hackable to your heart's content.
- CaptSpify 10y agoPersonally, I don't want to invest into a closed platform. Hackable solutions are nice, but I've purposefully avoided zwave because they aren't open source. Maybe I'm naive, but I'm holding out for something that actually is open-source, not seems to be open source. Having never used zwave though, it sounds like your point is valid.