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Love the Cayman!! I have a 2021 Supra, bought it New..

awesome Garage makeover, iam moving from a 3 car garage, to a 2 car garage, 19.5 wide by 24 deep. I have 3 cars, and plan to install a 4 post lift by advantage. House is being built, can you make recommendation on those light sensors? I plan on getting Barinna 8foot long lights,, extra plugs in the ceiling ? Hard wired to switch? Need to store 2 bicycles, Rakes, shovels, John Deere 42 in lawn tractor, I asked for water in the garage, I also detail my own cars, extra circuit or electrical plugs…this is a new build, only thing I know at this point I will have 10 to 11 foot ceiling with side mount garage door opener to accommodate the 4 post lift.. appreciate your suggestions.

sorry but this aqara vibration sensor stinks. I have returned two. Their sensitivity is crap (you need to punch them for them to sense anything) and they are frequently offline and if you use them with their G3 camera they will bring the camera offline. Don't buy.

NICE!!! Great choice!

I bought one at Lowe’s for $38. I will try it out. I did change the zone so it won’t come on when some drives by. If I don’t like it I’ll return it.

It’s a beautiful car

Tesla...

Cool ideas, you could also hit the table so that another beer is delivered to you, but this is so 1900s automation.

good vid mate

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Logitech still supports it just not making anymore

I use the same sensor attached to my Velux skylights - tells me when the vents are open or the window is open. Tied to weather information I get a reminder to close them.

Just subscribed mate!

I think you could combine the vibration sensor and the presence sensor. So you don’t need a turn off timer. Use the vibration sensor to turn on the light when you need it and tell the presence sensor to turn it off if all people left the area 🤔

This video won’t be too bad if there wasn’t an AI telling me what the video is gonna be an explaining it like it’s gonna be a fairytale. It’s kind of annoying. Since all I wanted to know was what the guy wanted to say. And it subtracted from the content not added.

I don’t have a vibration sensor. I’m not sure if I would use it in a laundry room or what. Cool ideas!

Nice setup! Maximizing what space ya got. Parking laser?!? Say whaaat? I need to research that.

Dang! Great video and fantastic taste with the Sonos setup as well as the bike storage.

The TH-cam algorithm has blessed me once again. Incredible setup.

Looking great! I try to change, organize and improve my garage on a regular basis. I've been focused on tools, equipment and other functional upgrades, but hoping to get into some appearance improvements soon. Keep it up man!

Amazing garage! Interesting question you asked. My vote is for a Porsche

I got mine today and installed it a our doorbell. But if the bell is ringing the sensor does‘nt notice that. I taped it direct on the bell. Do you have a tipp what I can do?

Give this man more subscribers!

Love the new name, excited to see what your next review will be.

Free honest reviews! Love it.

How did it hold up to the weather?

That rack is impressive

Looking good

Another great, informative video. I was looking at this opener and decided a hard pass after viewing your video. I already pay for the Ring ecosystem and don't need to pay for, yet, another service. Also, having to remove the unit to charge it is just too much.

I, like you, do not like to integrate wifi tech into my doors. That said I was curious about the Meross simply for telling my wife whether the garage door was open or not. We have a Genie Aladdin connect already and can look at the app, but I was looking to simplify. Your video provided me with the information I needed and decided to go with a more non-wifi route with the Garage Door Minder. Thanks for the info! Keep up the great vids!

I freaking love this thing!

Great ideas. I have one on my gun safe as well as a door sensor.

Someone needs to work on aftermarket mount that has solar charging. That would solve the battery issue.the thing is the mount will have integrate the battery with solar on the top and sides.

Love the garage animation in your garage. Very cool light and fan. Looking forward on seeing the new rack

I wish my watch display cabinet had a vibration sensor

i’m thinking about purchasing a few of them myself. I’m thinking putting one on the nightstand so I could just randomly hit somewhere on the nightstand and dismiss my alarm 🤣

Time to get the garage tamed… Again 😂

Cleaver ideas! Keep 'em coming.

Thanks, some good ideas there

Awesome :) Thanks!

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I like what your are doing. The vibration sensor on the chairs is a great idea. One tip, to 10X your game, look into local control. Home Assistant is the bomb, but I hear good things about Hubitat, and Samsung Smartthings runs some things locally if you just want to dip your toes in the water to check it out without getting into more detailed automations. With local control, instead of the delay after banging on the breakfast nook table before the lights turn on, it is nearly instant. And that is just scratching the surface, the power of the automation potential in Home assistant will take well beyond the next level. Keep on innovating, looking forward to your future videos.

This bro is a genius.

Thanks for the vid. With Matter updates and smart homes becoming a tiny bit more interconnected via thread radios, and Home Assistant maturing, im finally looking to jump in. Right now I just have matter supported smart plugs for basic stuff and want some ideas. I think im gonna start with Apple HomeKit which I might regret being an Android phone user. But for home home automation I think this with a cheap iPad and their Shortcuts with Home Assistant to fill in the gaps is how im gonna start. Looking forward to it. Peace

I actually put one on my shower handle, anytime I turn the shower on, my exhaust fan automatically turns on. I have a Lutron Claro on the exhaust fan, so I have it set to turn off after an hour so it doesn’t stay on for an extended amount of time

Pound the table and lights come on! I like that. Key point is most times we forget to turn them off. This is a great convenience

I'm a home theater user who never used a universal remote, being a "one device, one remote" kind of guy, but there's a guy at the AVSForum who wrote a free app called *HTWebRemote* that runs on a PC on your local area network that you can use to control almost any home theater device that can be controlled over you local area network, which is almost everything nowadays. The app has two sections: (1) a graphical remote builder that lets you define and place buttons onto tabbed sections of a web page, and (2) the section that hosts that web page and relays the commands your buttons send to your LAN-connected devices. The button builder has - built into the section where you write commands - for the devices it knows, the syntax of their commands and the devices' documentation. A button can send one command or many lines of commands, which can include delays between lines, and you tag each line with which device that command is sent to - so a button can be a macro to do many things. I have an Oppo Blu-ray player with the third-party dongle plugged into it that lets you temporarily change geographic region codes so you can play disks from other parts of the world. Doing that normally requires a multi-step dance on the Oppo's remote. With this app I've created single buttons that send all the steps, properly timed, to do that region switch. I use an nVidia Shield TV, which is an Android TV based streamer. With this device I've created a page that has buttons for all the services I use to go directly to them as well as making it the active input on the AVR. He has a whole section in his documentation on how to get the device tell you what apps are installed and what the commands to run them are, though he's set up commands for the most common apps. My AVR's remote doesn't blink brightly enough to be seen by the device on a shelf behind me when bounced off the screen, so I mostly replicated the AVR's remote on the phone screen. It can send commands to wifi light switches as well to run not only room lights but power older pre-LAN equipment on and off. All of this is run from the screen of my Android phone as a tabbed page in my phone's web browser, with a bookmark to it on the phone's home screen. The guy who wrote it runs a discussion thread there where you can download the app for free, get help setting it up for your equipment, and even suggest additions to the program, which he frequently acts on.

I’ve bump into my chairs too often for this to work, sadly

I’ve never heard of smart home vibration sensors. Great video. I’m gonna pick a couple up and see how I can use them to wow my peeps.

I love the ideas, especially the bar stools! Great job!