DIY home automation by home assistant

3.6

Learners: 1,794

Instructor: KinCony IoT

Duration:

The DIY home automation course by Home Assistant offers a comprehensive smart home tech tour using KinCony's IOT Module DIY. Rooted in wired intelligent design, the course aims to help enthusiasts worldwide achieve home automation through practical exercises and experiments. Participants will learn about smart home automation rules, hardware principles, software settings, and the Home Assistant platform, which runs on Python 3. The course covers various topics, including integrating Amazon Alexa and Google Home, triggering scene email notifications, using wall switch wireless remotes, installing Node-RED on Home Assistant Raspberry Pi 4, and integrating temperature data with the KC868-COL input module. ▼▲

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Course Feature

Cost:

Free

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

No Information

Language:

English

Start Date:

2021-10-12

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 25th, 2023]

This course provides an Ultimate Smart Home Tech Tour for KinCony's IOT Module DIY. It is designed to help enthusiasts around the world achieve home automation. Through a series of video tutorials, participants will learn how to use Home Assistant to track and control all devices in the home, and provide automatic control platform. The tutorials will cover topics such as how to use NORA Node-Red to integrate Amazon Alexa and Google Home, how to trigger scene email notifications, how to use Wall switch wireless remoter, how to install node-red on Home Assistant Raspberry Pi4, and how to get temperature and add input module KC868-COL integrate into Home Assistant. Home Assistant has a simple, mobile-friendly interface to control all devices and does not store any data in the cloud to protect personal privacy.