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I hate using multiple smart device apps to control the smart devices in my room, so I setup a raspberry pi server, reverse engineered a couple of protocols, added some UX magic, designed an AR enabled app that lets me go “lumos” and turn the lights on So far...

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Daniil Karpenkovor 2 Tagen

Or just use home assistant lol

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Adityavor 2 Tagen

lol

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Jeremy Karlssonvor 2 Tagen

Reverse engineering open source / open standards is a whole new level 😂

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Kevin Picchivor 2 Tagen

ditch the AR and connect it to a magic wand

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Adityavor 2 Tagen

INSANE IDEA (on it)

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Kevin Picchivor 2 Tagen

dude i’m so hyped

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GYAN!vor 2 Tagen

I thought my smart home dashboard was pretty cool but yours is next level

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Snowy ⧈🔳vor 2 Tagen

Sounds like you made your own version of Home Assistant which runs on a pi (or other hardware) and links multiple smart home ecosystems together

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DiabloSatvor 2 Tagen

Just use Home Assistant...

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viirusvor 2 Tagen

Fuck off hahah that’s the dumbest/coolest thing I’ve seen

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Hurzelvor 2 Tagen

It's not smart, when you have to do this.

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StiekemeHenkvor 2 Tagen

I have a wish where setting up a smart device is as simple as opening an app and pointing your camera to a device to register it, not in a device list but with physical grounding in a 3d map of your house. This is the future.

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Pritam Paulvor 2 Tagen

Incredibly cool

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Delvor 2 Tagen

Pretty cool

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natevor 2 Tagen

So home assistant

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Hermes Super-Intelvor 2 Tagen

Damn cool thing ? what did you build this with.

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刘超vor 2 Tagen

The UX trick that actually matters here is the split: center reticle = aim bottom sheet = control Most AR apps make you poke floating 3D buttons. This keeps the thumb in the bottom third and lets the room itself become the menu. As a UI designer, that mental model is cleaner than any smart-home app list I've used. World as navigation, panel as action.

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funivor 2 Tagen

this slaps

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Arun Koushikvor 2 Tagen

Everyday I get excited and humbled! ✨

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Archisha Rana☀️vor 2 Tagen

Love this!! 🤩

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Santolitavor 2 Tagen

Smart homes need more builders like this

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Benvor 2 Tagen

Rad!

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Saiudeepvor 2 Tagen

This is so cool

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Rahul Singh Bhadoriyavor 2 Tagen

Banalo jaldi, also whatsapp karo Connecting you with a hardware guy if you wanna take this to next step

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Piotr Majdykowskivor 2 Tagen

Cool

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=^._.^=vor 2 Tagen

this is ridiculously cool ✨

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Noclear Noggavor 2 Tagen

totally unnecesary

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Harsh Kotharivor 2 Tagen

This is crazyyy

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Akshat Mathurvor 2 Tagen

So cool

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Ant A. 🇺🇸vor 2 Tagen

@Grok Spatial anchors?

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Volod Marynvor 2 Tagen

if lumos fails, do you check the logs or your pronunciation?

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Vkir0vor 2 Tagen

imagine ui for mixed reality vr or whatever it's called, would feel amazing

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max - k/accvor 2 Tagen

Yoo this banger

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MisterCh0cvor 2 Tagen

Men will rather spend a week vibecoding rather than buy the existing product on Amazon for $15

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Jeremy Hindlevor 2 Tagen

Does it have a wake word or always listening?

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Kakusanvor 2 Tagen

dope

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