Does anyone know or use a bathroom scale that integrates with Apple and also Homeseer? Used to have an Oregon Scientific BWR102 that connected via RFXCOM. It was so much fun (for me). We had is set up so that if we gained weight, when we opened the pantry door, a pig sound played over the sound system. If we lost weight, it would play an applause. It died and we bought a FitBit scale. It worked great with Fitbitseer but we went through about 20 FitBits and ditched them for Apple watches a few years ago. There are a few scales out there that work with Apple. Has anyone integrated one with Homeseer? Or integrated Apple Heathkit with Homeseer?
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Now that's funny. Although around here pretty sure it would result in loss of home automation privileges until removed.Originally posted by outbackrob View Post
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The mystery of how the old Oregon Scientific scale died was never solved. Until now?Originally posted by Wade View Post
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There is a Withings Homeseer plugin that supports the Withings Bathroom scale, and also an app for the iPhone. I can't speak to either function as I don't have an iphone or use the plugin, but I have the scale and it's been great.
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I have all Garmin stuff. There was talk about a Garmin plugin a few years back, but nothing came of it. Sigh...Comment
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Great advice! It seems like this is currently the only scale that can or will be able to do both. THANKS!Originally posted by mterry63 View Post.Comment
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Got one and am in the middle of connecting it to HS. Regardless of whether I get it working with the plug-in or not, it seems to be a much better scale than the old Fitbit and it works quickly with Apple Health. HS integration will be a bonus. Thanks again!Originally posted by mterry63 View Post.Comment
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We love ours. They seem to be consistently accurate and connect with Apple Health well. The Withings bed sensors also work very well. We just bought a new Sleep Number bed that reports the same info, so we no longer use the Withings. We used them for 3 months and they gave very useful data. The Withings blood pressure cuff is useless. It always reads high and was terribly inconsistent.Originally posted by outbackrob View Post
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We have a Fitbit Aria scale. It would be a nice addition...HS3 Pro Edition 3.0.0.435 (Windows Server 8.1 on ESXi box)
Plug-Ins Enabled:
Z-Wave:,RaspberryIO:,AirplaySpeak:,Ecobee:,
weatherXML:,JowiHue:,APCUPSD:,PHLocation:,Chromecast:,EasyTr igger:Comment
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It would and we would have continued using ours, but currently, there is no official supported way to load Aria data directly to Apple Health.....Originally posted by wpiman View Post.Comment
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It looks like there is a FitBit Node Red module but I have not been able to get it to work. Trying to get past the authentication...Originally posted by outbackrob View PostHS3 Pro Edition 3.0.0.435 (Windows Server 8.1 on ESXi box)
Plug-Ins Enabled:
Z-Wave:,RaspberryIO:,AirplaySpeak:,Ecobee:,
weatherXML:,JowiHue:,APCUPSD:,PHLocation:,Chromecast:,EasyTr igger:Comment
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There are several ways to get FitBit info to Apple Heath, but none are supported by FitBit or Apple. At least, none that I could find. This Withings scale and the Withings plug-in work pretty well. The BETA HS3 plug-in. There are still a few quirks, but I am getting the data I need. I am NOT HAPPY with the data I am getting, but I'm working on that! :-)Originally posted by wpiman View Post
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IFTTT seems to have a way? https://ifttt.com/applets/n9gPtjmX-s...th?term=fitbitOriginally posted by outbackrob View PostComment
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Don't quote me on this, but I THINK we tried that and the issue was that it could not differentiate two different people. That may not be correct and/or it may be fixed by now.Originally posted by wkearney99 View Post
Regardless, the money has been spent and we are really enjoying the Withings scale. ....well, as much as someone with some extra lbs enjoys weighing themselves......
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Heh, when we upgraded to better wifi it turned out the Aria was unable to connect to the Unifi access points. I had to resurrect an old linksys with a ddwrt variant on it just to provide a network for it.Originally posted by outbackrob View Post
And just yesterday, after more than a year, it sent out a "batteries are low" e-mail.
I looked at the Withings unit at the time but decided it was easier, WAF-wise, to just do the ddwrt thing.
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