Hello IoT Working Group members,
I've joined this list two years ago after attending RIPE NCC in Prague and
presenting our story on using LoRaWAN and enabled environmental sensors to
monitor high-altitude mountainous areas in the Kyrgyz Republic. The RIPE
event was very insightful. It's where I've learned about Wi-Fi HaLow
technology, which I tried to test for our climate research purposes.
Additionally, I designed the terrain-aware radio frequency planner
fresnelpath.com to help enthusiasts build small networks in open and
suburban areas. FresnelPath helps to design LoRaWAN, wifi HaLow networks,
check lines of sights, and other parameters ahead of the site visits,
prepare radio planning reports to customers/regulators. Recently I've
shipped version in French and Spanish languages to make it more accessible
in countries that speak these languages. My question is would it be
possible to present this solution on the IoT Plenary at RIPE 93?
regards,
Aziz Soltobaev
FresnelPath, fresnelpath.com
Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter, isoc.kg
Hi all,
I thought that the fellow IOT enthusiasts could potentially be
interested in this little experiment...
I run a small Home Assistant instance across two flats in two countries
and just for fun of it I finally wrote up what living with that is
really like. For example a safety automation that switched an air
conditioner ON in an empty flat, a map of the flat's electrical wiring
drawn with six smart plugs and a 2 kW heater, a house ghost that is
completely useless, and a television whose missing audio is fixed by
switching the amplifier off :)
https://jan.zorz.si/HA-automations/
Just a few (sometimes sarcastic) thoughts and experience building and
running home automation, what we can do with it and most important -
what not to do :)
Feedback and thoughts welcome!
Have fun and cheers, Jan Žorž
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