CrimsonPirate
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Makes sense, but is not enough for me.Desert_AIP said:
Motion sensor controlled lights
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Desert_AIP
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How about RFID tags, a pin on your shirt or in your pocket. Or in your shoe.
CrimsonPirate
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It would have to be a piece of jewellery, since on our climate we don't go over the top with cloths.Desert_AIP said:
All of my rooms are controlled this way. I've found that when an adjacent room had a sensor (all of mine do) the system will look for a trip in that room after a non trip in adjacent room.
For example let's say living room only had one way into another room and it's through the kitchen
When living room is NOT tripped, wait 3 seconds for Kitchen to trip. If it didn't trip then someone is still in the Living room
I hope that concept helps.
For example let's say living room only had one way into another room and it's through the kitchen
When living room is NOT tripped, wait 3 seconds for Kitchen to trip. If it didn't trip then someone is still in the Living room
I hope that concept helps.
CrimsonPirate
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That sounds like a pretty good idea. I'll give it a try. Thx a bunch!Big517 said:
CrimsonPirate
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Canary Islandspete_c said:
pete_c
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Welcome to Coocoontech CrimsonPirate. Lots of folks into home automation here.
Neato place you live; like that microclimate stuff that I read about there by you.
Got lost once in a jungle in the mountains on an island with microclimates; well just told wife that we were on an island and could never get lost. (well that and our cells phones didn't work when we got lost).
Yup; personally all I cared about is looking at the big radio telescope there; really nothing else....
That is neato that you want to utilize the 3G/4G telephony (android) infrastructure there for automation.
Guessing its everywhere these days where you live eh?
Neato place you live; like that microclimate stuff that I read about there by you.
Got lost once in a jungle in the mountains on an island with microclimates; well just told wife that we were on an island and could never get lost. (well that and our cells phones didn't work when we got lost).
Yup; personally all I cared about is looking at the big radio telescope there; really nothing else....
That is neato that you want to utilize the 3G/4G telephony (android) infrastructure there for automation.
Guessing its everywhere these days where you live eh?
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WalterRazo
Guest
You can use the control and automation system to do that. You don't need to walk around just to switch it. You just need to tap "all lights off" of all light on button on your smartphone or tablet.
kwilcox
Active Member
You've asked for the holy grail of room occupancy sensing btw CrimsonPirate. I've been working on a design for years that senses changes in the overall ambient IR in a room and is smart enough to detect a person's IR signature when that person is not moving.
Based on 8 ceiling mounted IR cameras providing a 360 degree field of view, It's getting closer and closer as these devices become simpler and cheaper....
Based on 8 ceiling mounted IR cameras providing a 360 degree field of view, It's getting closer and closer as these devices become simpler and cheaper....
NeverDie
Senior Member
Or maybe look for a different signal, like breathing/heartbeats at a distance: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=5434140&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D5434140kwilcox said:
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