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Home Monitoring – Support a Loved One Remotely

We cannot be around the ones we love as much as we would wish. It is hard enough being there for your children but what about parents who might live hours away up the motorway or just across town.

Raspberry Pi Powered Heating Controller (Part 1)

It should be fairly straight forward to add a Raspberry Pi controlled heating and hot water system to a standard UK domestic set up and, more importantly,

Use RPi, Azure, and Cortana to Automate Your Home!

There is new technology all around us and only more coming every day automate. Our micro controllers are getting faster, are phones getting smarter, and the cloud is becoming stronger automate.

Access Control of Door and Home Security by Raspberry Pi Through Internet

In this modern world crime has become ultra modern too! In this current time a lot of incident occurs like robbery, stealing unwanted entrance happens abruptly.

Home automation with Raspberry Pi 2 and Node-RED

In this tutorial we will first set up Node-RED on a Raspberry Pi 2, before creating a flow that will read a temperature sensor and control a LightwaveRF mains socket.

Raspberry Pi Garage Door Opener with GaragePi

When I was little, I used to push the garage door opener button from inside the garage door and then run out the garage while it’s closing… carefully jumping over the sensor so I don’t trip the safety mechanism.

Aaron’s piHouse Monitor

I’ve been working on a Raspberry Pi monitor project and got it running this weekend. This post is about the hardware and the installation. I will post later about how the code works.

Project Coffee: Es(pi)resso Machine

Some time ago, I embarked on a project to control my Gaggia Classic Espresso machine with a Raspberry Pi. Obviously, you can buy a fully automatic “bean to cup” machine… but where’s the fun in that!

Controlling Domestic Hot Water Supply with Raspberry Pi

I want to implement a Raspberry Pi controlled heating and hot water system. On the hot water side, the objectives are

Home Weather Display

In this project, we use a Grove DHT (Digital Humidity and Temperature) sensor as a Raspberry Pi weather temperature sensor.