Re:Intel Launches Atom C3000 SoCs: Up to 16 Cores for NAS, S...
by jon-wood on Saturday February 25, 2017 @11:48AM
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I did something similar (not a router, but we considered it), and its not that difficult on the hardware side. Our home automation hub was just a Raspberry Pi 3, and had more than enough power.
If I were doing this just for my own home I'd probably get a half decent NAS capable of running Linux and then run home-assistant.io on it rather than building everything from scratch. Home Assistant gives you a decent UI, integration with almost any hardware you can think of, programmable automation, and an API to build against if that isn't enough.
If I were doing this just for my own home I'd probably get a half decent NAS capable of running Linux and then run home-assistant.io on it rather than building everything from scratch. Home Assistant gives you a decent UI, integration with almost any hardware you can think of, programmable automation, and an API to build against if that isn't enough.