Even if Yoctopuce devices are more often used for professional automation than for private home automation, we already had the opportunity to present you some home automation applications: a ventilation system to fight humidity, a system to optimize watering according to the weather, etc. So we decided to study the possibility of integrating the monitoring of these systems on a standard home automation console: Home Assistant.
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This week we have built a small test bench to determine the autonomy of several bike lights. This post, quite short, aims to show you how to build this bench very quickly using Yoctopuce modules.
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If you have already used Yocto-Visualization (for web) installer, you may have noticed an option that allows you to use your own web page as a container. This week we'd like to take a closer look at this intriguing feature.
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The Yocto-Visualization (for web) application has been coded to be as similar as possible to the native version. However, there are some differences. This week, we propose to discuss them.
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Although Yoctopuce sensors have a built-in data logger, it is often useful to store the data in a database or CSV file for local processing. Ideally, one would like to fetch the data in real time as much as possible, but reserving the possibility to retrieve the data stored by the module in case of temporary connection loss. And this is not so difficult to do...
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