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| * Occupancy sensor (emulated by remote control) | * Occupancy sensor (emulated by remote control) | ||
| * Thermostat (FHT80B-3) | * Thermostat (FHT80B-3) | ||
| - | * Thermosensor (HMS100 TF) - used for Smart-Cofee machine | + | * Thermosensor (HMS100 TF) - used for Smart-Coffee |
| * // | * // | ||
| * Smart Plug (Switch) - used for Sounding and Humidifying | * Smart Plug (Switch) - used for Sounding and Humidifying | ||
| * Philips Hue (bridge and one light bulb) - used for creating light scenes | * Philips Hue (bridge and one light bulb) - used for creating light scenes | ||
| + | ====== Overview of protocols for home automation ====== | ||
| + | // | ||
| - | ====== References ====== | + | Bluetooth low energy (BLE) was specially designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). |
| + | It implements low energy functionality which makes it perfect for devices that utilize energy harvesting or batteries. | ||
| + | Major operating systems and hardware architectures support BLE which | ||
| + | enables its deployment for a broad range of devices, from home appliances to smart wearables and sensors. | ||
| + | //Key technology differentiators:// | ||
| + | * Simple star topology reduces implementation complexity significantly; | ||
| + | * Small low-cost CMOS ICs for BLE TX/RX; | ||
| + | * Robust physical layer; | ||
| + | * Secure through 128 bit AES encryption; | ||
| + | * Very low power – designed to be asleep (~100 μAh per day means 4-years of battery life from coin cell battery) | ||
| + | * No competitors (Bluetooth is already in the most of HW/SW architectures) | ||
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| + | Insteon is a home automation technology that enables switches, lights, thermostats, | ||
| + | and other electrically powered devices to interoperate. | ||
| + | * Since 2005, Insteon devices communicate over both power lines and wireless, this, to ensure multiple pathways for messages to travel; | ||
| + | * Insteon is X10 compatible, meaning that users can add wireless capability to an existing X10 network; | ||
| + | * This is an effective and cost-efficient way to make a full-blown transition to wireless; | ||
| + | * Insteon technology also supports home automation novices so that non-technical individuals can set up and add devices to the network; | ||
| + | * Insteon devices don’t have to be “enrolled” in the home automation network; they join the network as soon as they’re powered up, simplifying installation; | ||
| + | * Insteon’s dual-band mesh network turns all powerline-operated devices into repeaters, greatly extending signal range. | ||
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| + | ====== Documentation ====== | ||
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| + | Poster: [[https:// | ||
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| + | Presentation: | ||
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| + | Configuration file: [[https:// | ||
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| + | Final report : {{ : | ||
| + | ====== References ====== | ||
| + | - Official website of FHEM, [[https:// | ||
| + | - " | ||
| + | - Official Insteon website, [[http:// | ||