Homelabs

i’ve prototyped a smart bedroom clock using a Raspberry Pi and a small OLED display and a temporary 3D printed case. 

- shows CO₂ particle levels and current temperature in the room using data from Home Assistant
- automatically turns red and dims to 5% brightness at night to prevent disrupting sleep
- detects motion and lux levels to adjust brightness according to time of day and environment  
- different color coding for ppm and temp values 
- smooth animations when updating values (of course)

next up:
- design a better case which also hide the cable
- get that case machined out of metal or wood
- after waking up suggest playing music on all speakers in the house by choosing from different playlists on the screen

𝙱𝚄𝙸𝙻𝙳𝙸𝙽𝙶... ✦
𝙿𝚁𝙴𝚅: design eng @family / @aave · @rainbow

i just realized upon viewing this cast on second time that you actually have built this? as in this is now a physical device that exists? that’s crazy!! also very amazing!

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