AutoHome turns your mobile into a location-agnostic real-time home appliance remote anywhere, anytime! The home appliance can be controlled not just within the home but from anywhere, as long as the devices are network-reachable.
AutoHome - Arduino version
AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation - Arduino version
This demo shows the Arduino version of AutoHome wherein the Lasko Room Heater is controlled by using my Android Smartphone running my LaskoHeaterRemote app as per the below key combinations:
20. AutoHome - AVR MCU code - Build and Upload automation / Serial
21. AutoHome - Challenges overcome - Arduino version
22. AutoHome - Timeline
23. AutoHome - Statistics
24. AutoHome - Scope
The Arduino version includes below components:
1. Arduino Yún
2. Infrared transmitter
3. Jumper wires
4. LCD (I2C)
5. Android Smartphone
6. Infrared-controlled Home Appliance - Lasko Room Heater
AutoHome - Raspberry Pi version
There is a Raspberry Pi version of this project as well. Here is the link for the same. AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation - Raspberry Pi version:
AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation - Raspberry Pi version
The demo contains the below segments:
1. What is AutoHome?
2. What can AutoHome do?
3. How does AutoHome all of that?
4. AutoHome overview
5. Raspberry Pi - AutoHome - Circuit
6. AutoHome - Introduction
7. AutoHome - Demo
8. AutoHome - Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) demo
9. AutoHome - Platform
10. AutoHome - Bringup
11. AutoHome - Android & Raspberry Pi
12. AutoHome - Challenges overcome - Raspberry Pi version
13. AutoHome - Timeline
14. AutoHome - Statistics
15. AutoHome - Scope
The Raspberry Pi version includes below components:
1. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B v1.2
2. GPIO extension board
3. Breadboard
4. Jumper wires
5. Infrared transmitter
6. LCD (I2C)
7. Android Smartphone
8. Infrared-controlled Home Appliance - Lasko Room Heater
Arduino Yun : On OpenWRT LininoIO Linux side, lasko_remote_arduino_bridge(when bridge version is used) or lasko_remote_arduino_uart(when serial-uart version is used) is run and this talks to Android Smartphone over WiFi. On AVR Atmega32U4 MCU side, with AVR FreeRTOS, AutoHome's code for Infrared transmission, LCD, Bridge/Serial(UART) access code runs.
Raspberry Pi : On Raspbian, lasko_remote_pi runs which handles all of the Infrared transmission, LCD access, talking to Android Smartphone over WiFi, etc.
Android : LaskoHeaterRemote app is used to Infrared commands.
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