The AI ​​model makes open source, but right!
If you want to control your smart at home with home assistants, you first need hardware: software will have to go somewhere on it.
This makes sense only to use your own device for home assistants. The system is constantly running in the background to control a lot of smart gadgets in the house. In addition, home assistants must do firm and stable work around the clock without other applications or functions to be able to interfere with software.
- Home Assistant enables smart homes to free control, but ideally requires dedicated hardware for installation and operation.
- With increasing complexity of smart homes, the need for arithmetic resources increases, processor output and memory effects with efficiency and speed.
- Additional accessories such as microSD cards, lan cables, housing and fan, as well as special expansion boards may be understood for the operation of home assistants.
In this article we compare three devices that are ideal for beginners: Raspberry Pie 5, Raspberry Pie 500 And this Home assistant greenThe user can either start directly with the home assistant or only have to load the home assistant OS on the SD card. So the decoration is very easy. We show how these three tools vary in their goods, performance and electricity consumption. We also go to costs and which hardware extensions are understood.
It was a sample of our Heise-Plus article “Raspberry Pie and Green: Compared to the reading of intimate entry-level hardware for home assistants”. With a heise plus membership you can read and hear the entire article.
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