Projects...

Now when I have acquired some very nice hw from LowPowerLabs, how hard can it be to write a piece of code for it to control Nexa home automation modules? The recent kitchen renovating project in our house made me think if I could control house fans, lights, car block heater etc. remotely without paying arm and leg for the system. Long and exhaustive search in vast deeps of internet brought me to Lowpowerlabs website. They have a very nice system there: http://lowpowerlab.com/shop/moteino-r4 Arduino-compatible Moteino-board with builtin RF transceiver for a very reasonable price! And wait! That's not all! Those boards can even be programmed remotely over RF! what a piece of hardware. Could be useful in lots of projects. Now if I just could figure out a way how to control Nexa-modules (http://www.nexa.se/) with Moteino. Nexa controls remote devices through 433.92MHz frequency with a quite simple protocol.  People in internet have already managed to control t

Cool, this works... Samsung S4 feels kinda plastic-y but it is quite remarkable piece of smartphone. Just writing this with it... From now on there will be more updates about new projects.

This post will be short but I thought just to tell everyone I am still alive and kickin' Current projects include: Mendelmax, Smoker V2, Mediaserver, SnowPlow(er). More to be announced shortly.