All nodes have NRF24L01+ radios, PIR sensors and fotoresistors to detect light levels.
Master node
Based on Arduino Mega2560 R3
Slave nodes
Based on Arduino Nanos.
This home automation project is almost nothing special compared to other projects and in intended to just give new ideas to people like me.
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All nodes have NRF24L01+ radios, PIR sensors and fotoresistors to detect light levels.
Master node
Based on Arduino Mega2560 R3
Slave nodes
Based on Arduino Nanos.
Woop!
The signing library is now a lot more useful, making it possible to use any payload you wish however you wish. More testing is needed but it looks promising.
Signing library has been turned more universal, but because of that I also broke it, needs more work but it's looking okay. github.com/Avamander/RF24Signing
To whoever stumbles upon this:
I have temporarily suspended the development of my home automation system. Will return to this if I find time to spare. One day...
Well, I have to now manually manage AVR's memory to properly buffer payloads that are almost going to be sent. It is taking a lot more effort finalizing the library than anticipated.
The signing library I have written in the past few days has finally started functioning in only a little below optimal parameters. But it'll take quite a bit to refactor it.
Things in progress:
Took some photos too, will see if I will be able to upload some.
Weekend begun, spent a day fixin' stuff
Hopefully I'll start making more progress now that Arduino IDE actually works properly. (If one excludes my poor Python GUI writing that delays things)
Did quite a bit:
So many things to try out and so small amount of free time.
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When I was a kid, my grandfather used to always tell me "If you think your [solution] is expensive [to solve the problem], then [try to come up with a cheaper one]. I've been having fun lately playing around with some home automation projects. My first hack was controlling the lights in my house. Until now, I have successfully worked on a lot of great home automation projects. I have also built a home library after reading https://unhappyhipsters.com/build-a-home-library/ article because there are wonderful ideas being shared on it that we can follow to build useful libraries to gain more experience and knowledge in life.