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Given the distance, I'd suggest a KISS approach. Just a timer that closes the door past normal bedtime. You just want to make sure it doesn't OPEN the door at t
by k310 3y ago
Given the distance, I'd suggest a KISS approach. Just a timer that closes the door past normal bedtime. You just want to make sure it doesn't OPEN the door at that time. Should be an easy breadboard project. It could be tied into the garage door switch that gregjor mentioned.
Failure mode: if it closes when you want it open, just click the clicker to open the door, or have a keypad.
- 2rsf 3y agoThat can be dangerous, what if grandma fainted on the doorstep?
- k310 3y agoI guess that's why there are Apple Watches. I forget where I left things all day, and if I had control of my data, I would gladly "rewind the tape" (yeah, I'm THAT old) to save a lot of searching for my glasses, phone, ... ∞