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I installed Loxone[1] when we built a house and can recommend it. Works right out of the box with web and mobile apps and has multiple APIs to hack with. Only (
by eik3_de 13y ago
I installed Loxone[1] when we built a house and can recommend it. Works right out of the box with web and mobile apps and has multiple APIs to hack with. Only (minor) downside is that you need a VirtualBox for the (otherwise good) configuration software if you're not on Windows.
[1] http://www.loxone.com/enus/ http://www.loxone.com/enus/
- nacs 13y agoAt $550 just for the controller, $109 for a light sensor and $160 for a temperature sensor, it seems quite pricy.
- qknight 13y agoi guess my setup is about 200-300 euros summing all the single devices and casings together. this does not include the days of assembling the hardware.
- qknight 13y agoi've seen many such proprietary solutions and i dislike them all for various reasons. i've added a list in the motivation of my article. why do these vendors not honor open source development?