Open Source ChromeOS Home Automation Software

Frigate Home Assistant Integration connects Frigate, an AI-powered network video recorder, with Home Assistant. It allows Home Assistant users to bring Frigate camera entities, object detection events, sensors, and media access into their smart home dashboard. The integration is commonly installed through HACS, but it still requires Home Assistant configuration after installation. It depends on MQTT, because Frigate communicates many of its events and states through that channel. Users can also enable Home Assistant’s media source support to browse Frigate media from the Home Assistant interface. The project is especially useful for people building local-first camera monitoring systems with object detection, automations, and smart home alerts.

WebRTC Camera is a Home Assistant custom component for real-time camera viewing with very low latency. It uses go2rtc as its streaming server and can work with many camera sources and protocols. Supported inputs include RTSP, RTMP, HTTP streams, HomeKit cameras, USB cameras, ONVIF-style sources, and other go2rtc-compatible streams. It can output through WebRTC, RTSP, MSE, MP4, or MJPEG depending on browser, codec, and network conditions. The integration includes a custom Lovelace card, two-way audio workflows, snapshots to Telegram, stream sharing links, and Chromecast or Android TV casting. WebRTC Camera is useful for Home Assistant dashboards that need faster and more flexible live camera playback than standard camera cards.

XiaomiGateway3 is a Home Assistant custom component for controlling Xiaomi Multimode Gateway devices over a local network. It supports Xiaomi Multimode Gateway, Xiaomi Multimode Gateway 2, and Aqara Hub E1 models on selected default firmware versions. The integration works by enabling local access and running gateway-side support logic so Home Assistant can communicate with Zigbee, BLE, and gateway features. It can expose connected Xiaomi ecosystem devices, handle gateway controls, work with device statistics, and support advanced configuration. It also includes modes for Zigbee Home Automation, Zigbee2MQTT, and custom Zigbee firmware workflows. XiaomiGateway3 is best for Home Assistant users who want local gateway integration without replacing supported Xiaomi gateway firmware.

ESPectre is an open-source motion detection system that transforms ordinary Wi-Fi signals into an ambient sensor capable of detecting movement without using cameras, microphones, or additional radio hardware, making it a privacy-preserving and cost-effective alternative for presence sensing and smart home automation. At its core, it analyzes Wi-Fi Channel State Information (CSI) — detailed measurements of how Wi-Fi waves change as they propagate — to mathematically detect disturbances caused by human movement between a Wi-Fi router and an ESP32 microcontroller, eliminating the need for machine learning or training data to operate effectively. Designed to integrate natively with Home Assistant through ESPHome, ESPectre exposes motion and movement intensity sensors directly to home automation dashboards, allowing users to trigger automations like lighting, heating, or security alerts when motion is detected.

The SmartThings repository by krlaframboise collects custom SmartApps and Device Handlers (in Groovy) for the SmartThings home automation platform. It provides a library of community-developed automation logic and device support code to extend SmartThings beyond its built-in offerings. Users can deploy these scripts in the SmartThings IDE to customize device behavior, logging, capabilities, dashboards, notifications, etc. Device Handlers (drivers) for extended hardware support. Examples of logging, state tracking, threshold alerts.

An Open Community in the Home Automation and Domotics space. We believe an Open Source approach can revolutionize the way people create, install, and maintain software in the industry. Our panel technology integrates with your favorite protocol and runtime hardware through Open Source software. We open up the front-end and support a unified panel and visual programming model. An installer can pick and choose hardware products from different vendors and still present one panel UI to the user. A proprietary hardware vendor can build modern panel support and integrate with existing vendors. Whether you are a DIY aficionado, a high-end installer, a hardware vendor or integrator, OpenRemote has something for you. We want to make OpenRemote the standard for commercial and hobbyist integration alike. We allow any integrator or vendor to write plug-ins and bring innovative tools that simplify the work of an installer and the relationship with the client.

This project describing how to connect PC to Rego 600 heatpump controller (used in heatpumps IVT, Carrier, Bosch, AutoTherm, ...). This project describe hardware and also software part of interface.

Application appears in system tray and keeps reminding to take short break for relaxing eyes after every rest time interval. It displays a blank screen enforcing rest for some time. User can enable/disable rest enforcement as needed.

This project aims to provide software usefull in automation tasks like building automation. Different backends are supported like KNX or OpenHAB. Note: The project has moved to GitHub. Please consult: https://github.com/CometVisu/CometVisu - for the CometVisu https://github.com/OpenAutomationProject - for the different OpenAutomation subprojects