My Most Futuristic, Advanced Automations EVER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Using Room Assistant, I set up some insane home automations! Alexa can now tell which room I’m in and run automations JUST for me… it’s like something from the future.
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0:00 Intro
0:38 How it works
2:08 Blasting music
3:11 Morning weather
3:49 Home office
4:37 Movie prompt
5:29 Welcome home
6:19 Office shades
7:10 Bedroom at night
7:59 Set up info
9:36 No perfect automations…
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The End by EVA
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Thanks for watching! If you want to know the technical side, here is how I got everything working: smarthomesolver.com/reviews/futuristic-advanced-automations-with-room-assistant/
Love the potential with Room assistant for person tracking. In our own lab, we went with a commercial solution with sensors using the Ultra Wide band frequency since BLE based tracking wasn't mature enough and definitely did not allow fine tuning the sensitivity. This was over two years when I finished implementing the solution just before the pandemic hit and I am glad to see how much BLE technology based tracking has matured with Room assistant in these two years - kind of like having person detection for the masses. Finally have a reason to dig out the 2 (or 3) spare Raspberry Pi zeros sitting unused and give Room Assistant a go.
As always - great video and I love your outro - reminded me of the story I heard about Apple and other smartphone manufacturers introducing fingerprint sensor "to make phones ever more secure" and then a week later heard a story of a toddler / pre-kindergartner pressing his dad's thumb on his brand spanking new iPhone to unlock and use the phone while his dad was sleeping.😁
Hey reed hows the Fingerprint door handle?
Thank you Very Much.
I was wondering if you can do a video like this but about Google hub Max
Tell me you are going to do a how to video!
Next Level! The king of smart home 👑
Thanks man it means a lot!
I'm loving these ideas, I think ultimately this unlocks more people trying stuff out with their automations over technical videos explaining how to set stuff up.
This is AMAZING. It must’ve been fun to set everything up. I’d love to have something like this in my home.
Thanks Cesare! It's been so much fun setting everything up.
Here you have business opportunity :)
i'm overwhelmed just watching this video... I can only imagine how much time it takes for you to setup all the automations and tweak them to ensure they continue to work properly. I'm interested in getting started with home automation but ... realistically, it seems like it would be similar to a full-time job. How much time do you think you've invested in setting everything up?
Just like everything else, Start Small. Right now I have a Smart light switch with a motion sensor. I am moving into a new house soon and will have over 100 devices in use.
@@brandonchesser5973 Make sure you have a wifi router with built in smart hub
@@Typhon888 why?
this is his "Full time job"
@@CogitoBcn because if you want to hook up anything "smart" ones with built in hubs will be one less box on the desk or behind it.
This the absolute main idea I had when I bought the 1st gen Google home mini back in 2019 and realized it was going to take more than a mini to have a smart home. This is an awesome project! Great job!
Thanks for a great video. Really nice to see more advanced automations. This is basically actionable notifications with voice. Great idea.
I also use automatic personalised dashboards on my nest hub, when I turn on the TV. Very cool and useful.
You put a lot of effort and I greatly appreciate it! You are the best!
Nice flip of the script! Mad Hassio skills! Pioneer! 🙏 Awesome Job!
Thanks! I have been struggling with complex code to clean up multiple PIR behaviors to get accurate presence - this looks like a sure fire thing.
This is awesome! I was looking for some more advanced automations to flex the power of home assistant and make my life easier and more fun. Looking forward to going through your article.
Very cool ideas indeed... I love that you 'flipped the script' and have it ask you things instead of you having to ask... For those of us that don't employ microphones (listening...) we could perhaps have it say "You have left the garage door open..... again..., I will close it in 5 minutes unless you press (x)" or "If you would like to hear a joke press (x)." Thanks!!!😁
This is the exact setup I have actively been working on for about a year. Ubuntu 22 released yesterday and my server is getting updated. Afterwards, my pis are getting deployed! Thanks for sharing!!
Great video. I was in building automation when I was younger, and had messed around with lighting controllers (fun of switching ballasts), HVAC and access control, LONG before it made sense for home use. Over the past few years I have installed some smart lights, switches and such, but now I'm ready to go overboard with this. Your channel is going to cost me lots of money, time and hair, but all worth it.
😂😂😂
RIP your sleep pattern too :D
Love watching your videos, they are very helpful and love the comedic bits you throw in. I am pushing through to next level, I already have all of my switches, lights, locks, cameras, doorbells, smoke detectors and robot vacuums setup. Now focusing on dashboard to control and what automations I want to start. I have chosen Homekit / Homebridge as my platform and now will start to list my automations, research how to implement (including cost of supplies) to each. Your videos have taught so much to me. Thank you for all you have done to help further home automation. I know when people ask me what I did i share your you tube channel with them for inspiration. Keep up the good work! Would love to see a video on how to use programming tools that helped you achieve your smart home. Not sure if that would be too technical.
Hi James, chiming in a year later lol. I would love to know how you ran your full set up, along with the cost of supplies and equipment of each. I want to dive into the world of a smart home but have not even dipped my toe in the water yet. Any help would be much appreciated!
Amazing, that's a game changer! Well done on your continued great content!!
"Your wife is home do you want your browser history cleared?"... YES!
Wow! It's joy to watch all these cool stuffs
awesome automations, I'm tempted to try and give a few of these a try. Keep up the great work :) I hope you start to mix in some of these advanced automations in with your regular videos :)
Great video! Thank you for covering more advanced automations!
great stuff - always enjoy watching your stuff
This was awesome! Hopefully a company figures out how to put these in an easy to set up format.
Haha, "bullet proof". Always love the end out-takes.
This is true smart home... I was so looking to get this done too. Thanks for sharing.
Great automations Reed. Thanks for sharing.
OUTSTANDING! I didn't think it could get any better but you have outdone yourself
This was a great video!!!! Im busy setting up esp presence( due a little cheaper than pi zeros) very inspiring, your channel is what inspired me to get into home automation…cant wait to read your article!!! , im wondering how long does detection takes with room assistant?
I'm interested in the answer too.
With the BLE enabled and not Bluetooth classic it can be really fast. Sometimes right when I walk in the room and sometimes it’s about 5-20 seconds. I think I have mine refreshing every 30 seconds so it could be faster if I update the refresh time.
Couldn't you force a refresh based on a motion sensor or door sensor? This way it is not constantly stressing your system but possibly able to pick up most changes more quickly!
@@SmartHomeSolver how do you set the refresh time? is it within the bash script or under the cluster configuration i.e. timeout?
@@BrendanxP That's an interesting idea. ESPresense supports a pir sensor. That might be a good question for the developers of both systems. I wonder what the typical beacon time is for the various BLE trackers. A phone could theoretically be told to send an early beacon by a message relayed by the motion sensor if needed.
Reed you are awesome!!!! Thanks for your time, this is one of the greatest videos ever!
Omg I can already see it specifically with apple HomeKit and it’s HomePods Thanks !!! For this preview of the future.
how lovely are your daughters!!!happy to see happy families!!!
Love Love your videos Reed! Had to pause this one to give you a thumbs up for the excellent video. Keep up the good work
Awesome ideas there Reed, thank you! 👍🏻
Wow this was absolutely insane!!!!! I love it!!!! ❤️
This is GOLD!
The is absolutely brilliant!
Great video thanks. I’ve been meaning to use the Alexa prompts since seeing them on Mark’s channel. Your video has given me the kick up the arse I needed 😂
This is what I’m looking for my new home! You’re awesome!
This is super cool, opens up a lot of possibilities.
Wow. That’s all awesome.
You’re have always been my go to home smart solver and adviser, but now that I find you’re a fellow Seinfeld fan you have become my only one
Amazing! Thanks a lot for another great video! Love your content so much ^^
This is awesome! Great job!
WOW you're sharing such amazing content and open source information!!!!
Wow that's amazing. Love it. Can't wait for Amazon too implement such tech.
absolutely amazing.
That's awesome. Great video!
Wow, these automations seem like magic! I wonder that how did you make alexa to ask questions to you and trigger routines based on the answer?
Great video and amazing automations!
This is fantastic! Great video!
Amazing work!
This is fantastic! Can't wait to try some.
Thanks Kurt!
Amazing, thank you!
Next level automation here. Way cool!
WOW Very Nice Great idea. thank you.
Awesome setup!
Amazing!
Love it!
This is awesome bro, seems very sci-fi.
And the bullet proof end was hilarious :-D
Thank you!! I configured room-assistant a few weeks back and missed how to enable BLE in the HA Android app. With BT Classic disabled, my entire WIFI network is so much more stable! :) Looking forward to trying out the Alexa actionable notifications next! Cheers!
What android phone are you using? I am on a Samsung galaxy S20+ and cannot get room assistant to recognise my BLE ID from the HA app on my phone.
This is so cool!
Seinfeld is the best! Super impressive and fun automations, great work.
Great stuff!
im from vietnam and i really like your video.Your smart home is crazy,super smart and convenient
I love how he really thinks outside of the box. I like the comedy he puts into his video with his wife and kids. I look forward to that in every video!
the real king of smart home automation
thanks for the great inspiration!
Thanks Reed 🙏🏻😊
Again one of the most useful HA videos out there.
This is amazing, really! 👍👍
Amazing. This is the real automation!
The automation in this video is exceptional. Once I get my own house, I'd love to go through and setup a number of these, even just the process of trial and error of the automation side of it I think would be quite fun (and frustrating)
I wonder how this would look if I were using an iPhone though? I notice you were using an android, I suspect the iPhone would have some limitations to work with.
Nice video!
Awesome!
Great video man. I need all this in my house. Seriously
Brilliant
Google need to watch this and start working on it now !!
I love those Raspberry Pi Zeros! I wish they were actually in stock for the $5 price!
Great video sir 🎉😊
Excellent vid!
Not being a pro techie like you I got a single message from your video never ever try to give anyone any extra space in your entertainment to keep it away from a mess & have a soothing life in their absence. ❤️
Nice job as always. I like that you're always looking forward. Presence sensing has always been a difficult thing to reliably accomplish. We're still not there yet. I know my Echo Show 8's and 10 will recognize me when I walk in front of them, but I don't know yet how to make use of that to run routines. It might be simple, but it's not something I've done yet.
Thanks Hugh! I know, I wish Alexa routines could run for only me. The Nest Hub Max has the same ability to recognize me but it can’t trigger a routine. One day.
I have been testing the "person detection" on my Echo Dot gen 4, Echo gen 4, Echo Show 8 gen 2, Echo Show 10 gen 3, and Echo Show 15 to trigger Alexa Routines and found the detection very erratic.
@@faengelm Frank, I want to do a routine when it recognizes a specific person. They already will recognize specific users you set up, but won't let you do a routine developed for that specific person.
@@HughD Ah, great point.
The man is a wizard!
Finally something more than just turning lights on or off. More like this!
these automations are sick
Hey looks good i used some ESP32 boards and ESPresense with home assistant. ESP32 boards are cheap and work great
The ending was so funny lol. I’ve always wanted an assistant like Tony stark and all his technology. Thanks for this video!
Wow that huge bedroom 👏🏿. You would laugh at mines.
Amazing video! 🤩 I have no idea whatsoever of what a raspberry pie is but I’ll look into it
That's so cool 😎
That is amazing. What if you used something like a Bluetooth wristband to connect with your Rasberry Pis... That would be futuristic
I tried connecting my watch but I could only get the Classic Bluetooth and it was much less reliable. That's how I would prefer it to work but I wasn't able to get it working well.
What I need is for an hourly reminder that asks me, (once I'm awake,) "Have you taken your morning medication yet?" If I say no, it reminds me in another half hour. In fact, there are other things I'm supposed to do daily, like a certain exercise. I want to be asked if I've done it. If I say "Yes", it records the fact that I've taken it, (and the time/date) creating a log of my successes.
OmG, I love the ending
Brilliant…king of smart home comes too mind
Why have I not heard of Room Assistant before? This is awesome! I know what I'm doing this evening, time to dust of the drawer of Pi Zeros...
👏👏👏👏👏amazing man 👍👍
Keep up the home assistant videos!
Great video and love the shirt
1:45 hahahahahha nice burn XD
The amount of trust this man has in big tech and their commitment to privacy and security (or lack thereof) is unprecedented.
I personally have reached the f it stage with security. I know my data is out there. But I like cool gadgets and toys so I stopped caring how my data was used. They can keep it after I die.
He is running everything on homeassistant which is completely offline and self-built per user.
His stuff probably took hours of coding
@@hydromaniac7117 Nobody was commenting on his home automation setup.
@@hydromaniac7117 All Alexa and Google integrations record everything you say to the unit and send it off to Amazon/Google servers, they leave a copy there (which you can go and see/request to be deleted) as well as send information back to execute commands. Plus any widgets, webhooks, and services he has integrated and made use of all have his data and accounts connected through home assistant. So his data is everywhere. Even with home assistant only so much is home based.
Your phone gives up all it's secrects no matter what
3:33 Congratz, Alexa has become your mom
Definitely got me thinking, we have a load of automations that trigger off the alarm being set and whether it’s stay or away, but wifi connections got me thinking that I should be sending an alert at around 7.30pm to ask whether we want to arm the alarm if both my wife and I are home as normally it’s armed by then
You and your wife are always expecting your home alarm, an intruder is not. Always better to keep your alarm armed unless you're standing at alert.