Neil walks us through how he has managed to leverage AI tools to create his dream smart home with Home Assistant. From automating blinds to automating a winter cottage
Chapters
00:00:00 – Welcome
00:01:21 – Neil’s background
00:03:33 – Starting with Google Home
00:04:53 – Lutron and motion sensors
00:06:06 – Complex HVAC challenge
00:08:52 – DIY manifold control
00:10:52 – Radiant cooling by dew point
00:13:23 – Gas vs electrification debate
00:15:51 – Coding with AI tools
00:19:59 – Sauna and smart blinds
00:24:21 – Cottage winter automation
00:31:20 – Remote access choices
00:33:55 – Multi-building MQTT design
00:40:41 – Plant care automation
00:44:54 – Device health monitoring
00:49:59 – Zigbee vs Z-Wave talk
00:55:06 – Future plans and tools
00:59:38 – Wrap-up

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Apollo Automation

Apollo Automation are the makers of open source smart home sensors built for the Home Assistant ecosystem. They're an official Open Home Foundation commercial partner and their devices are built with local control, privacy, and reliability in mind, giving you full control and flexibility right out of the box.


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Phil Hawthorne

Phil is a Melbourne based web developer who lives and breathes technology. When he's not at his day job, he’s in his home office attempting to simplify his life through complicated tech.

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Rohan Karamandi

Rohan from Toronto, Canada works in the Technology sector as an architect designing network and datacenter solutions for his customers. His passion for technology stems from there and extends to IoT and home automation

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Special Appearances By

Neil Spiegel

Started coding on Commodore PET as a kid. Serial Entrpreneur. Got into real estate development around 2002. No coding since then till this March. Since then too much time with HA. I really like automating things. My house and cottage are guinea pigs for a roll out across the properties we manage.

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Special episodes focused on various aspects of Home Assistant and Home Automation.