LIRC - AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation

Raghavan Santhanam <[email protected]>
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Hello All,

I am glad to share my IoT project - AutoHome : IoT for Home Automation with
this LIRC Community.

AutoHome turns your mobile into a location-agnostic real-time Home
Appliance remote, anywhere,
anytime! The Home Appliance can be controlled not just within home, but
from anywhere, as long
as the devices are network-reachable.

For Raspberry Pi version of my AutoHome project, LIRC is used entirely, for
sending the raw IR codes.
For Arduino version of my AutoHome project, the same LIRC codes are used,
but with IRremote Arduino
library. By the way, getting a "working" LIRC raw codes for my Lasko Room
Heater was one of the
challenges I faced to start with. So, thanks for the sharing the same.

AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation - Raspberry Pi
version :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ7NM2CKo3M

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This demo shows the Raspberry Pi version of AutoHome wherein the Lasko Room
Heater is controlled
by using my Android Smartphone running my LaskoHeaterRemote app as per the
below key combinations :

__________________________________________________ ___________

Lasko Room Heater Button :: Android Keys
__________________________________________________ ___________

Power On/Off -- Power + Volume Up + Volume Down
Plus -- Volume Up
Minus -- Volume Down
Oscillate -- Power + Volume Up
High/Low -- Power + Volume Down
Timer -- Volume Up + Volume Down
__________________________________________________ ___________

The demo contains the below segments :

1. What is AutoHome?
2. What can AutoHome do?
3. How does AutoHome all of that?
4. AutoHome overview
5. Raspberry Pi - AutoHome - Circuit
6. AutoHome - Introduction
7. AutoHome - Demo
8. AutoHome - Non-line-of-sight(NLOS) demo
9. AutoHome - Platform
10. AutoHome - Bringup
11. AutoHome - Android & Raspberry Pi
12. AutoHome - Challenges overcome - Raspberry Pi version
13. AutoHome - Timeline
14. AutoHome - Statistics
15. AutoHome - Scope

AutoHome - Raspberry Pi version includes below components :
1. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B v1.2
2. GPIO extension board
3. Breadboard
4. Jumper wires
5. Infrared transmitter
6. LCD (I2C)
7. Android Smartphone
8. Infrared-controlled Home Appliance - Lasko Room Heater

There is an Arduino version of this project as well. Here is the link for
the same.
AutoHome - Internet of Things(IoT) for Home Automation - Arduino version :
https://www.youtube.com/youtube.com/watch?v=cZg5UvX9iPY
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The demo contains the below segments :

1. What is AutoHome?
2. What can AutoHome do?
3. How does AutoHome all of that?
4. AutoHome overview
5. Arduino - AutoHome - Circuit
6. AutoHome - Introduction / Bridge
7. AutoHome - Demo / Bridge
8. AutoHome - Non-line-of-sight(NLOS) demo / Bridge
9. AutoHome - Auto-reset recovery / Bridge
10. AutoHome - Introduction / Serial
11. AutoHome - Demo / Serial
12. AutoHome - Non-line-of-sight(NLOS) demo / Serial
13. AutoHome - Auto-reset recovery / Serial
14. AutoHome - Platform
15. AutoHome - Bringup / Bridge
16. AutoHome - Android & Arduino / Bridge
17. AutoHome - AVR MCU code - Build and Upload automation / Bridge
18. AutoHome - Bringup / Serial
19. AutoHome - Android & Arduino / Serial
20. AutoHome - AVR MCU code - Build and Upload automation / Serial
21. AutoHome - Challenges overcome - Arduino version
22. AutoHome - Timeline
23. AutoHome - Statistics
24. AutoHome - Scope

AutoHome - Arduino version includes below components :
1. Arduino Yún
2. Infrared transmitter
3. Jumper wires
4. LCD (I2C)
5. Android Smartphone
6. Infrared-controlled Home Appliance - Lasko Room Heater

Cheers,
Raghavan
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