Smart Home Security: Alexa Home Alarm Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2017
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You are becoming the "Go To" guy for all things Alexa (Smart Home). You were the first to put out an Awesome Google Skill Tutorial. Then a well detailed Tutorial on Alexa with Kodi and now this!! The Hibbert Security Monitoring System. HSMS/DIY
Very kind words my friend. Thank you!
-P
Great job - looking fwd to the tutorial.
Nice video, I will look out for the step by step instructions.
Another excellent and entertaining video!!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
Brill video. Great demonstration and funny 👍
Thanks for the video .. looking forward for the tutorial
Looking forward to the next bit. I really want more from Alexa.
Another subscriber incoming. Fantastic video
can't wait for the tutorial. I didn't think Alexa could be used as an output device like how Sonos.
AMAZING work! loved the 3:40 part! Really looking forward to the tutorial. Keep up the great work!!
Thanks mate, something tells me I will be cringing at that for years to come ;)
I wanted stuff like this since I saw Eureka (Tv show) lmao. I love this channel.
+TheDorianTube 😍
awesome!!!! This is home automation level 999...
Great job 😂
Nice video, could you help me find that NFC reader you are using?
I am really looking forward to your tutorial. I don't know if I will be able to find the time to do this but I still want to see how it is done. Thanks.
+4daluvofnikki I've almost finished the first part of this tutorial. I've broken it into 3 bits (enabling the alarm, frightening the burglar, and disabling the alarm) so maybe you'll find the time :)
Hi Paul, love the videos, I may be missing something so just want to clarify, in the videos it is not Alexa that the wav files are played through, these are always through the tablet, is that right ?
Brill,glad I didn't switch off.
Great stuff 😎 if it can trigger an alarm siren box outside (using another sonoff switch) sorted!.. Obviously for a predetermined time.
Deffo! Its a shame the insurance companies wouldn't accept this solution as adequate because its actually bloody excellent! It works REALLY well! :)
This weekend I will be putting out a video that actually makes a good portion of this even easier!
Can you make a Video how to make a http request with Alexa ? I want Alexa to tell me my temperatures in my Rooms.
+Jochen Kreuzkamp you're going to like my next video ;)
hi. would you mind always placing on your description above the FIRMWARES you are using of each program? the rm tasker, the broadlink unit, android firmware, etc? this would help us a lot to make sure we are following you correctly. thank you kindly.
+Yara Brandao hi :)
Always use the latest firmware if you're not sure. None of my guides require specific firmware. I'm using really old firmware on my Broadlink, but I know many of my subscribers are on the latest firmware.
My Android device is really old and has a cyanogenmod rom on it from years ago, but I've done the same things with various Android devices and all of them have worked OK so you should be fine with pretty much any Android device.
Hope that helps.
-P
thanks for the answer. i answered ou back on the other video :)
Wow awesome... I have been wondering how to trigger a voice alarm with alexa! Right now I am using IFTTT to turn on my lights when my Nest Cam detects motion. Will I be able to use the maker channel to make Alexa talk when my nest cam detects motion?
+Joshua Timothy Hi Joshua, that bit is a little fiddly and I ended up cheating somewhat. I recorded Alexa's voice by outputting her to my PC and she actually isn't the one doing the speaking!
I used Eventghost to play a wave file through my PC speakers. Eventghost is triggered by IFTTT using HTTP. My next video will show you how if you're interested.
Thanks,
-P
Paul Hibbert well, good to know! Good idea... I'm going to try to set up my raspberry pi to play a recording of Alexa...Its too bad we can't send messages to Alexa!
Hello Simon here from Denmark
I was wondrind if you can show me how you make the videos ,i mean on what program and how you make the efekts
very sorry about the spelling but i hope you get the point , realy love the videos you are making keep up the good work
+Simon Thorsted Hi Simon. I'm using Adobe Premiere pro. The effects are mostly just done with the motion section where you can just place markers for where you want things to move. It's awkward to begin with but you get used to it.
You'd probably be better off with Adobe's After effects software though if you're specifically looking to create animations. Premiere pro is designed for video editing really.
Thanks,
-P
Does the tablet screen remain on while it is recording or is it relatively stealthy by remaining off yet still recording and sending video to the cloud? Appreciate your help mate! Cheers
It dims the screen I think dude. It's free for just one camera I think, so give it a go as they may have made improvements.
Lol
Great
Amazing home security system. How about telling the people how you set that up?????
Please have look at the new inprover system here on youtube, a new way of alerting your neighbours.
Where are the vocals coming from ALEXA?
That's the stuff I am looking for. Many of the available IFTTT recipes for Alexa are not that much of a help.
Mario Köstring took me a while to figure out how to do the HTTP requests with auth, but it was plain sailing once I'd got the syntax right. The tutorial will open up a lot of possibilities for people once they get their head around it :)
Are you controlling the web and Alexa with Home Assistant? I have been trying to learn Home Assistant for a couple of days. It is a little bit confusing, but I think I'm getting the hang of it.