openHAB
Due to the large variety in devices, protocols and communcation standards it can be difficult to combine Smart Home products to provide a seamless experience. In order to do this Kai Kreuzer started to develop openHAB in 2010. OpenHAB is the opensource home automation bus with many contributors and many different repositories. It allows the user to combine all available products into a single system.
Bindings allow different products to be communicated with through a standardized interface. The rule engine allows the user to program what happens based on time and event triggers, scripts, actions, voice and more. It runs on basically any platform, from low-cost Raspberry Pi’s running Raspbian to Mac OS.
We would like to explore the core to see how well it has been built. The reason for choosing this project is because we all have a personal interest in home automation.
Authors
First-year CS master. Interested in robotics 🤖, embedded systems and a passion for space travel 🛰️, EDIT: I also have a space station Nathan.
MSc student Computer Science 💻 (track: Artificial Intelligence Technology) at Delft University of Technology.
Master student Embedded Systems at TU Delft with ❤️ for robotics and entrepreneurship.