10 Impressive Home Automations from Around the World
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- Time to show off YOUR automations! You all sent me some very impressive home automation ideas that I’m so excited to show you.
SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS
Want me to feature your automation idea in a future video? Here’s how:
1. Take a horizontal video showing the automation in action and explaining it.
Videos that are well-lit and not extremely shaky are more likely to be used.
2. Upload the video to Google Drive, RUclips, or another platform.
Make sure we can view and download it from the link you send.
3. In an email, send us a link to the video.
You can also write down more info about how you set up the automation, what tech you’re using, your name for a shoutout, etc.
4. Email to: smarthomesolver@gmail.com
This email is only for submitting your automation ideas and setups. All other emails will not receive a response.
Big thanks to today’s submissions: Thorstann, Lisakki, Andrew, Jacob, Jaren, George, Sonny, Josiah, Tim, and Praul Hubert
LINKS (affiliate):
-Kitchen vibration lights-
WebCoRE piston import code: htmw
Hue motion sensor: amzn.to/3iIuV38
SmartThings multipurpose sensor: amzn.to/3lmu4ab
IKEA lights: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/myrvarv-...
IKEA Tradfri driver: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tradfri-...
-3D printer alert-
Iisakki Kaaretkoski YT channel: • Ender 3 Pro 3D Print R...
Ender 3 Pro printer: amzn.to/3Bq4Eh9
Octoprint: www.home-assistant.io/integra...
Assistant Relay GitHub: github.com/greghesp/assistant...
-NFC tag cassette
Home Assistant Blueprint: community.home-assistant.io/t...
-Weather alerts-
Tornado alerts in Home Assistant: community.home-assistant.io/t...
Github: gist.github.com/finity69x2/2b...
-Automated sliding door-
Sliding door motor: amzn.to/2YBtmgv (Canada link, can’t find US but you might be able to)
WiFi Relay for automated doors: amzn.to/3uRAtNq
Pressure sensor for automated doors: amzn.to/2ZZ4K1u
-Game controller automation-
Plugin to get PC working with HomeBridge: github.com/AlexGustafsson/hom...
TV control plugin: github.com/tavicu/homebridge-...
Xiaomi Mi door and window sensor: www.mi.com/global/product/mi-...
-Shower light timer-
LIFX bulbs: amzn.to/2Yy2Nsl
Hue dimmer: amzn.to/3BsmTTf
Flow: drive.google.com/file/d/1ibog...
-Goodbye Ring automation-
Josiah’s photography: www.jsweiss.com
Alexa routines screenshot: drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Ring security system: amzn.to/2YAmUq4
iRobot Roomba E5: amzn.to/3Dn7kNb
Ecobee 3 lite: amzn.to/3iJiVhG
-Smart security and gate-
Gate opener: www.hiviewproduct.com/product...
Nexlux light strips on stair railing: amzn.to/2WV9ggv
Fibaro panic button: amzn.to/3uVope9
-Praul Hubert-
Subscribe to Paul Hibbert! / paulhibbert
Flic button: amzn.to/30a7Pfp
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0:00 Intro
0:24 Kitchen vibration lights
1:36 3D printer alert
2:44 NFC cassette tapes
3:38 Tornado alert
4:26 Automated sliding door
5:31 Game controller
6:12 Bathroom light timer
7:06 Goodbye automation
7:52 Security gate and automations
9:12 Praul Hubert
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MUSIC
The End by EVA
open.spotify.com/artist/6UIs5... 
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Huge thank you to everyone who submitted automations! If you want your automations in a future video, send them to smarthomesolver at gmail (full submission info in the description)
Also big thanks to Praul Hubert for reminding me that you all should subscribe to Paul Hibbert! He’s hilarious and very informative: ruclips.net/user/PaulHibbert
Please can you tell me which Hoover I should buy smart
Please make a video for every appliance you have please
Glad I didn't send in my 1 light automatically turning on when I walk in a room... These automations are amazing! I have lots of work to do.
Can you make a video explaining the type of Wi-Fi system you should be using because my wifi system has reached the max number of devices and I don’t know what to do
we need part 2, more inspo please!
They are all absolutely astounding implementations, but the last one from Prawl Hubert is the best!! 🤓
Love your budding bro-mance
Ooh the Hibbert!
Hahah you made me laugh so hard 😂
need more zigbee in this video :D
That's not Paul, Paul stands the other way up. I've seen his videos!
I swear, every time I hear "home assistant", Paul Hibbert pops into my head.
HOME ASSISTANT!
So true!
Zigbee has also been ruined lol
Please make a vid about robot vacuum cleaner
Glad I didn't send in my 1 light automatically turning on when I walk in a room... These automations are amazing! I have lots of work to do.
iBRAHEEM
One "dumb" automation I did 20 years ago was buying one of those timers you put to your wall-socket and I put it to my coffee-machine. Since then I have woken up to fresh-coffee smell every morning.
The NFC tapes are an amazing idea 😀
I agree!
The cassette idea is amazing! I love buying physical copies but always listen digitally, what a stunning idea!
We want more of this series please! Absolutely amazing
That nfc cassette automation makes me wish I owned any physical madia, super neat! Also nice to see my 3D printer in your video haha!
Well I really appreciate you submitting a great video of your automation! I’m looking forward to getting a 3D printer and automating it like yours!
@@SmartHomeSolver Sounds good to me! 3D printer has to be one of the best purchases I've ever made, as it's super cool to be able to manufacture things that can't even be bought from anywhere at home and so easily.
@@Iisakkiik is the plastic melting safe?
@@SpaceStrike yes, trust me
@@jamiainen my parents are a little older and I don’t want it to hurt them or emit harmful fumes of plastic or anything
That cassette tape NFC tag idea is off the chart. What a great idea.
I LIKE this series! keep it going!
I feel so honoured that you featured my automation in your video and double honoured that it was used in the thumbnail! Great stuff as always
Thanks George! I really appreciate you submitting your video and I love the automation!
Love the way you show All the home smart tech. 😊 Btw Poul Hibert is awesome.
I'm also using the National Weather Service integration in my Home Assistant to change the lights in the house based on if it's a tornado warning, severe thunderstorm warning, or flash flood warning. But I haven't setup my Alexa devices to announce the weather warnings or playing the EAS sound yet. That will be a great addition to my home automation thanks for the ideas!
That would be super helpful
I love the Paul Hibbert outro. Also, about Homebridge and HomeKit, don't underestimate that power couple! That thing runs our entire smart home as far as automations go.
For anyone wanting the tornado alarm or any severe weather alert there is a hacs integration that uses the NWS api and works well. Plus it gives you a ton of useful sensors and easy to setup and customize.
That’s great to know! Thanks!
He's the guy I got this idea from :)
@@jc_tuba24 me too. Reed, Jeff, Rob, Paul (others I'm sure I'm missing)... man I love this little community.
Please do more of these. So many smart home videos give the same 5-10 automations and these are all so unique and creative
I have similar routines (to the “Goodby one) set up when I leave using geo-fencing. It’s set to run whenever the house is empty. My Roomba starts cleaning and everything turns off. I love it. I also love that the light in the entry way turns on whenever anyone comes home.
Loved this video, I’m always on the lookout for new automation ideas.
Thanks for using my automation.
Octoprint makes that automation pretty easy. Excellent software! I don't think I've ever used my 3D printers physical controls for anything but tramming, power, and filament changes.
I once bought NFC stickers in bulk with the hope that I would have an automated life filled with fun. I only integrated one… since I’m a vinyl nut and have vintage stereos I really like the cassette idea. Might do that :)
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH THEY MAKE MY DAY EVERYTIME YOU UPLOAD I LOVE SMART HOME THINGS
The octoprint integration to Home Assistant is insanely useful, I use it (along with some plugins on Octoprint side) to notify as well as shut down my printer when the print is done.
The sliding door for a dog is a great idea for our balcony!
Balcony is secure on a high floor and our dog loves to spent time there looking from above, or just taking naps in the Sun.
Thanks Reed. Great automations.
Thanks for featuring my clip!
I like how the Alex "Good Bye" command also makes the cat meow.
The first time I see a NFC tag really cool and useful. I must admit that I never thought that a NFC tag could have a real use in real life. Just loved it.
The dog thing might be a good idea to be combined with something like a Bluetooth tracker, to not open if the dog is not really on the mat :D
Thanks for the Assistant Relay shout-out :)
Great video, some of these automations we’re eye-opening. Inclusion of Ally in the video worked well for the last bit. Fully expecting the 3/4 jeans 👖 to feature next in the SHS shop, as they practically are SHS uniform.
Love the NFC cassette tape idea!
Great series.... please keep it going
I actually have a simple xiaomi vibration sensor attached to the bottom of my office chair. It turns on my displays when it detects somebody sitting and turns them off after a couple minutes when nobody is using it. Depending on the time of day the LED strip behind the desk turns on and off as well.
how do u do that?
Here's one more for ya: if you have twin curtains on one window don't get two curtain bots, just get one, and tie a string to each side to attach on the other side, with each going around a nail at the end of the curtain track on each side, respectively. Both ends must then be tied to where you would've put the second bot so that the strings from the first bot pull on the second curtain when the first one moves.
so how do you open the curtain then?
@@BrandonLe621 you don't, the bot does. But if it's a Switchbot, it's got a feature whereby if you yank it just a bit, it will open the curtain by itself. You probably mean how you open the second side of the curtain? The string does it, cos it's tied to the bot then goes around the nail and connects to the first chainring from the second side of the curtain.
'=====** ======='
the apostrophes are the nails at the end of the track, the = are the curtains and the * are the prongs of the bot.
when one side pushes, the other goes around the nail to the other side and pulls - and vice-versa. protip: fishing wire works best
I don’t know about the “doggie door” automation. It seems as though it would render any home security measures useless.
@@thorleifjacobsen Still, it is definitely a security risk. Someone could easily activate it while you're home. Even more likely though is a wild animal accidentally triggering it and then coming inside.
My exact thoughts. You'd almost need to replace the pressure mat with a camera and raspberry pi to do some kind of object detection for a dog.
This video instantly cured my OCD. I feel completely normal in comparison to these submissions.
That automatic door is cool and all, until a pack of racoons break into your house
I use my humidity sensor to detect if someone is taking a shower. Then the header put the bathroom heater to 24º in 5 minutes timers as long as the humidity still over 75-80%. Once the humidity goes down the header stops asking for heat. Setting the desired temp make it perfectly useful for summer and winter as the bathroom is only heated if needed.
Some awesome automations there and thanks for collating and presenting them, Doggie door is cool but maybe a bit too awesome for thieves too. Unless more weight then dog equals some other interesting things occuring ;)
Good info. Thanks.
Driving a convertible really makes me appreciate having the garage door already open by way of geo fence routines on those days when you are trying to beat the rain home. Nothing worse than before with rain coming down and trying to will the garage door remote control to somehow work from a further distance than it ever had before.
You can turn just about any garage door opener into a smart opener by adding a $30 controller. Installs in minutes with just a couple of wires. And even better than geofencing because also voice activated. Highly recommended - even if you don’t drive a convertible!
GREAT video!
5:13 -- Lovely! ♥ doing it now for my ps5! what a great idea!
Hi Reed, nice video,hope to make a special video highlighting the automated gate and outside the home security pleasese
Thanks a lot
Because of your videos I started my home automation by very little things but will make it bigger in the near future
Greetings from Egypt
That dog sliding scale is amazing. Sooo much better than making a hole in the door, for a flapping door.
Thanks for using my automation! And yes… the plastic is still on my Ring alarm 🙈
I can guarantee that upcoming christmas my christmas tree will be voice controlled.
Liked this
Love the Mr. Robot wallpaper. Mine's says "hello friend" on every computer
Paul 😂 you two are great !
I really like your video's
When i started out with smart home products I was watching pauls videos, but i like your professional mature videos better now. Thanks for providing good information!
Paul does provide good info aswel, but i like the style of him presenting. But I like HOOMEASSISTANTTTT
More like these!
Paul the Ziiiiiigbeeeee!
Sounds nordic :))
That automated door is very welcoming for guest who are not welcomed
All the way from Finland! It’s basically just next door to the first video from Norway…
Burglars are going to have great fun with the automatic sliding door....
Awesome
😬Does the ring alarm system at 7:26 still have the protective plastic on it? I can't handle that.
Maybe they forgot to take it off if they are only using automations to control it?
That national weather service one would be perfect
my favourite part of this is how you censored the word alexa so mine didnt trigger.... i appreciate you lol
Haha thanks! I hate when my devices get triggered from a video.
This like next step of youtubes ”setup review” videos
Greetings to all, I have an automation I created. From New York City where I live, I start my boat in Florida regularly off my cellphone to keep everything charged up and running. I can see the motor running, and it has voice status output, besides complete cellphone controls. Even a year later, the boat is ready to go out for a good time.
The ending jokes are always awesome
Best. Ending. Ever!
Smart plugs are also great for 3d printers. Some printers have big fans that run constantly even if the printer isn't working, so using octo print, you can set a timer through home assistant to take the estimated print time, add 30 minutes (for estimation error + cooldown) and set the plug to turn off at that time. It's great.
Wouldn't it be easier to let octoprint trigger a script after the print has actually finished resulting in the plug to switch off? There are plugins for that.
The tornado one seems frightening like the purge warning LoL
i have an automation similar to the cassette one.
with mine i have vinyls on my walls and when you tap part of it; it plays the album and changes the lights to match the cover
NFC music playback is something I might do with my Vinyl......best of both worlds...either digital or analogue
WHOOOO LET THE DOGS OUT, WHOO? WHO WHO?
Great video, I don't have a sausage dog or ever turn off my computer though!
Whoever made the automated sliding door is just asking to be robbed 😂
The world would flip on its head if Reed started hip thrusting.😁
🔥🔥🔥
The amount of cloud dependent automations is simply stunning. Why would anyone rely on so much internet bound stuff. I know internet malfunctions are rare, but they do happen once of twice a year for most people with standard non-business internet connections. My ISP has the bad habit of updating the firmware multiple times per year and they do fail sometimes requiring a router reboot.
(not to mention, the amount of money you have to shell out to keep it functional, setting up a local HA on a raspberry pi would be paid for within a year or so)
Stairway to heaven is still not permitted in any guitar center lmao.
Automated doors are a great way to squish your dog. Hope there’s a resistance check
For octoprint, I've also made sure that the robo vacuum cannot start if a 3d printing job is running, so that it won't bump into the table the printer is at. Home assistant will also shutdown the power to the printer 30min after the print if there was no further activity.
Bathroom timer be like: hey buy a timer lamp and once you have it, learn the lifehack to make it act like a normal lamp
Liked and subbed because of the Waynes World reference.
Thanks! Party on🤘
3:29 i love that one, thats useful in real life
I got interested in home automation after seeing a video of a disabled girl using an eye gaze communucation device to talk to alexa and control lights, fans, etc. My daughter is quadriplegic and non verbal so of course I wanted to give her some control over her environment. I started putting smart plugs on everything, an echo in every room, etc. Last year she got her communication device and she still needs lots of practice, but she's learning to use it for alexa.
Aside from that, I use the sound detection routine to trigger an alert to my phone if anything in her room beeps. I can hear some of her machines throughout the house, but not all, and then of course if I step outside for any reason, I can know exactly what's going on inside. This is also helpful if I have to leave her at home with someone else. I can of course watch her cameras, but it's good to know when her machines alarm so I can call and assist if they need help. Basically my whole house is set up to make caring for her easier.
Praul hubert sounds like a clever guy...
Some bad ass ideas. I really want to get into home assistant but it worries me for complication for the family once I teach myself to use it. Running Google and Alexa (for device to voice triggers into the GH) right now with multiple "works with Google" devices. Happy so far but it seems home assistant would really open up alot of doors.
ahh mr criminal, I see you're standing on the pressure mat, let me open the door for you
The last one! hahahaha.
Nice automatic door. Wonder if they have ever awoken to a opossum in the kitchen.
Great video and great ideas. Can you do a step by step Android NFC video. I don't have a samsung smarthings hub is there a way to do home automations without one.
Motley crew!!
I setup an IFTTT automation with my WiThings Sleep Tracking Pad to toggle my wemo light switch when I go to sleep/wake up in the morning.
i use blue iris for security camera intertwined with deep-stack facial recognition to send MQTT to home assistant to unlock doors as i walk up.
I have a fun automation where I say hey google “lift off” and she replies: “yes commander undocking ship in 3,2,1… undocking” after that she turns off room light and turns on all my led lights, a salt lamp and my tv. Its fun and gets me in the mood to play space games.
That's really great, thanks for sharing. To the gentleman who created the music scanning system, what is the NFC reader you are using ? Looking forward to use one to give NFC tokens for access control the house. Thanks !
From what I can see, it's just an NFC enabled phone
I decided that telling Google or Alexa to turn off all my lights was so normal since that is build it. I simply setup a routine called, "Execute Order 66" which does the same thing but excludes some lights that I want to always stay on.
I like the idea with the playstation controller. I was thinking if it's possible to do on the tv remote but not with a bulky sensor, maybe works with a NFC tag? 🤔
THAT NFC TAG IDEA WAS SOMETHING I THOUGHT ABOUT. FUCK I HAVE TO DO THAT NOW
I have a great automation idea but can't honestly make it myself.The ideas is that If you have a gate that leads to you're house having a camera that can detect If the mailman or an amazon delivery drive is trying to give you you're mail and or package. It might exist but Im not to sure.
Its all fun and games until it turns on by itself in the middle of the night, detecting a presence.
LOL, i used a bunch of automations for my 3d printer as well.