IoT
📖 Kb | 📎 Development, Internet of Things (IoT) | 🔖 Node-RED, Internet of Things, IoT, Heating, Home Automation
Drayton Wiser heating control
Drayton are a very widely used manufacturer of heating controls. They make the “Wiser” control system which is low cost and easily fitted. This article shows you how to use Node-RED to query and control the system.
Cloud Automation for IoT
Having just brought a Google Home, I’ve quickly realised that, although Google are supposedly fairly open about allowing people to develop for it, there are still far too many limitations. To try and get round these, I’ve been looking at automation tools. In this article, I will list some of the key tools and their strengths and weaknesses.
📖 Posts | 📎 Development, Home Automation (HA), Internet of Things (IoT), Software | 🔖 Home Automation, Internet of Things, IoT, MQTT, Node-Red, Raspberry Pi, REACT
Mosquitto MQTT Server on a Raspberry Pi
To access an MQTT broker direct from the browser, you need websockets support. On a Raspberry Pi, this used to require a custom build from source. That is no longer required. You can now install direct from the mosquitto.org repository and add a simple config change. This article explains the details.
📖 Posts | 📎 Home Automation (HA), Internet of Things (IoT), Software | 🔖 Electronics, FBP, Flow-Based Programming, HA, Home Automation, Internet of Things, IoT, Monitoring, Node-RED, Sensors
Home Automation Hub using Node-Red
The Internet of Things (IoT) comes alive with the help of Node-Red, a Flow-Based Programming (FBP) tool designed to help link together sensors, switches, logic and displays. With hardware magic from Arduino’s, Raspberry Pi’s, low cost sensors and wireless switches. We can easily build a bespoke home automation and monitoring hub.