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Home Assistant is an open source home automation software stack that puts local control and privacy first. This is pretty good and the UI is also very customisable and can be extended easily. I want to replace my own custom wall display with this. Before that I need to find couple of IoT switches and relays which can be used to automate my home setup.
This is a fish bowl I designed using blender. Blender is famous for it’s steep learning curve. But once learned, it’s a very handy tool in your arsenel.
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a method of creating a three dimensional object layer-by-layer using a computer created design. Whether you are a product designer or a DIY enthusiast, this is an invaluable tool to your tool arsenal.
I have been looking for a good mid range Dash cam for my car. I was thinking to integrate this to my custom build infotainment system. For this, there need to be some option to get live stream. I bought this DDPAI Mini Car Dash Camera from Amazon Link (Official site Link), but I was not sure whether I can access the live stream or not. The product looks good, companion app works smooth also, and there is live stream in the app. My goal was to figure out a way to get live stream so that I can use it in my program. May be have a look at it’s firmware and do some little hack if possible.
This is a DIY smart display that you can embed in to your wall. You can control your smart appliance, set timer to control it, get weather info, and act as a cool clock. Let’s get straight into how I made it.
This post talks about how you can setup a blog using Jekyll and host it using GitHub. Jekyll offers simple and blog-aware, static site generation. Jekyll takes your content, renders Markdown and Liquid templates, and spits out a complete, static website ready to be served by Apache, Nginx or another web server.
I have been thinking of creating a small mobile robot from scratch. From scratch means, go through all the steps of a product development. Design the overall architecture, design the circuits, make 3D model of the parts, 3D print the parts and finally integrate with ROS.
Out in the market, there are a handful of car infotainment systems that you can buy for 10 to 30k INR. But nothing beats the thrill of making one from scratch and put it on your own car. So this is my effort to make one from the scratch.
