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i am also using frigate. using the zone builder, i have split my driveway into 2 zones, driveway0 near the street and driveway1 closer to the house. using the mqtt messages frigate generates, i set up notifications for when a car or person is approaching (was in zone driveway0 and now in zones...

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thanks. just ordered 1 to play around with.

  got an email from wyze that says the people detection is going away, but they are working on their own implementation. details here

the black ones will be back temporarily on wyze.com   L I M I T E D  E D I T I O N Wyze Cam Black It's back. 12 AM EST (9 PM PST) November 29

  the hal branded ones managed to make it into fry's, but not for long ( http://cocoontech.com/forums/topic/10336-hal-branded-upb-items-on-sale/ ). i still have about 50 of those modules unopened...oops  :blush:

10th gen i3 @ costco for only $279   https://www.costco.com/hp-14%22-laptop---10th-gen-intel-core-i3---1080p.product.100511171.html   there's also a dell at walmart for $249  ...

@pete_c, i'm just referring to creating the virtual device, which you do via graph.api.smartthings.com. 

  you don't have to setup the virtual stuff on your tablet/phone, you can use the smartthings web site on your desktop

i use mosquitto as the mqtt broker running on a pi. for example, you use homeseer and that's connected to a bunch of devices for you, like the stargate. say you want to monitor some stargate DIs - set up simulated contact sensors in smartthings for the DIs. then in homeseer, write some script...

  one way is you can set up simulated devices ( https://community.smartthings.com/t/faq-creating-a-virtual-device/11282/2 ), use the mqtt bridge and handle the control & status updates on your device or a pi, etc

i have been playing around with automotive grade lidar sensors and object tracking/classification software for the past couple years. way too expensive but really neat.

there is a smartthings-mqtt bridge https://github.com/stjohnjohnson/smartthings-mqtt-bridge   i'm using it to bridge google assistant to smartthings to my homebrew software, which is the only thing controlling zwave. i expose certain zwave devices to smartthings by creating virtual switches in...

not sure. i use google home instead of echo.

the eufy (anker) version of the dot is $19.99 right now https://slickdeals.net/f/11441671-eufy-genie-smart-speaker-w-alexa-19-99-19-99

so at&t wants access to power poles/lines to place their equipment yet doesn't want to allow google access to the poles their wires run on???

i have one serving as a zwave controller, dhcp server & mqtt server. another connected to one of our TVs for CEC control. and a 3rd as our public web server. also have a couple of beaglebone blacks currently unused and 4 CHIPs ( https://getchip.com/pages/chip ) waiting to be deployed.

as always with the hyperbole. not everyone who puts their phone in their back pocket is actually sitting on it yet it will be subjected to similar forces. and phones put in front pockets can also be subject to similar stresses when people sit. again, as mentioned before, anything that causes...

  and samsung is addressing it. apple isn't addressing the problem that's at least 6 months old and growing.  but that's ok, i'm sure your mechanical engineering expertise and thorough knowledge of bga solder joints, and not your cult-like worship of apple, is what led to your touch disease...

  maybe it does need a lot of force to see a pronounced bend ala bendgate, but what about the stresses from everyday use?   "The phone flexes ever-so-slightly thousands of times over the course of normal usage: as you pull it into and out of your pocket, or sit on it, or drop it. Eventually, all...