With each sensor’s location carefully registered, this allows for setting up a dense, very low-power network of 433 MHz sensors for monitoring and home automation purposes.

The annoying thing about commercial smart home gear is its lack of interoperability. HomeAssistant is very flexible though, and it’s easy to use all kinds of gear—even stuff you bodge togethe… ...

That's why the ability to populate a facility with sensors that can communicate over TCP/IP to a centralized building automation system is key to this Greenfield market segment." ...

Analyst Bill Curtis discusses Project Connected Home Over IP (CHIP), and its efforts to enable plug-and-play consumer IoT devices.

Every device in my home is connected to Home Assistant, which runs on a tiny Raspberry Pi 3B+ underneath my printer. I have a custom dashboard with all my switches, sensors, speakers, and lights.

Google Assistant is expanding its smart home connectivity with support for sensors, smoke detectors, and more, paving the way to more possibilities.

Google recapped recent Home app launches, while teasing the ability to “see more data from sensors” that might already be rolling out.