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It's kind of sketchy to upload your floor plan...or is it just me?? https://iot.mozilla.org/docs/gateway-user-guide.html
You are uploading it to a device that runs locally on your network. The domain the docs mention are just for tunnelling - nothing is hosted in the cloud.
Really my only use cases are:
* glancing at the screen to see the weather
* Asking it to turn on or off or change colour of Hue lights
* Timers for cooking
I've since unplugged my google box because I felt the sacrifice of privacy with an always listening box wasn't worth it.
At the end of the day the functionality I use isn't that complex and even basic voice recognition I'm sure doesn't require the internet.
So I hope that there will be or there is a platform I'm not aware of that runs it locally.
Certainly Webthings is answering a good chunk of the question.
I'm a happy HomeKit user with Apple's native solutions. WebThings Gateway claims HomeKit support. What does that mean? Does it replace my native Homekit gateway? Or can it do other stuff? I read the site and couldn't tell.
https://github.com/mozilla-iot/homekit-adapter
https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/a-homekit-gee-i-wish/37065/6
I'm a happy HomeKit user with Apple's native solutions. WebThings Gateway claims HomeKit support. What does that mean? Does it replace my native Homekit gateway? Or can it do other stuff? I read the site and couldn't tell.
It's kind of sketchy to upload your floor plan...or is it just me?? https://iot.mozilla.org/docs/gateway-user-guide.html
They’re constantly coming up with new ways to make money with aggregated data mining. Mostly it’s about crating services by copying established OSS functionality but still - good job!
My wish is to have the equivalent of Google home hub running locally. Really my only use cases are: * glancing at the screen to see the weather * Asking it to turn on or off or change colour of Hue lights * Timers for cooking I've since unplugged my google box because I felt the sacrifice of privacy with an always listening box wasn't worth it. At the end of the day the functionality I use isn't that complex and even…
[1]: https://mycroft.ai/
My wish is to have the equivalent of Google home hub running locally. Really my only use cases are: * glancing at the screen to see the weather * Asking it to turn on or off or change colour of Hue lights * Timers for cooking I've since unplugged my google box because I felt the sacrifice of privacy with an always listening box wasn't worth it. At the end of the day the functionality I use isn't that complex and even…
I've not tested it but have had it in my starred projects for a while now.