This looks an interesting development; Zigbee Direct | Bluetooth Low-Energy - CSA-IOT
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Originally posted by Demusman View PostReally?
Can you tell us what you see that has you interested?
I would think the majority of Zigbee users already have some kind of hub that they use for control, so now they're gonna bypass that hub and just use the bluetooth on their phone to control their devices?
I don't see it.
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I think YoLink works like this. You can get a YoLink hub, or use their "D2D" (device-to-device) communication. You can also do this with Z-Wave associations.
Anyway, I agree it looks interesting.HS4Pro Running on a Raspberry Pi4
67 Z-Wave Nodes, 111 Events, 422 Devices
Z-Wave, UPB, WiFi
Plugins: EasyTrigger, weatherXML, OMNI, Z-Wave, Tuya, Device History
HSTouch Clients: 3 Android, 1 Joggler
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Originally posted by IanIreland View Post
I don't have a Zigbee hub. I already have 3 hubs for different technologies so the potential to add Zigbee without another hub has an attraction.
Wouldn't that be more appealing to you? Who cares how many hubs it takes, isn't the point of home automation to be able to control everything with one controller?
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Originally posted by Demusman View Post
But you do understand you would need a hub if you want to control the devices with HS.
Wouldn't that be more appealing to you? Who cares how many hubs it takes, isn't the point of home automation to be able to control everything with one controller?
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Originally posted by Demusman View PostYeah, I guess a plugin can be written for the bluetooth. Just hope you don't have any devices 40 feet away from the pc, bluetooth doesn't mesh.
I completely agree about the power, but we're talking about a usb stick.
Anyway, hope it works out the way you're thinking.
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