DIY Home Automation with Android Things and Google Assistant
summary
Shows how to build a low-cost home-automation bridge using a Raspberry Pi running Android Things to connect Actions on Google to cheap sub-€10 Chinese RGB BLE bulbs and RF/IR sockets. Uses Firebase (Cloud Functions and Firestore) as an OAuth-protected webhook and real-time trigger, reverse-engineers the bulb BLE protocol (writes to characteristic FF9 with payloads starting 56...), and wires inexpensive microcontrollers for RF/IR so voice commands travel cloud → Firestore → Pi → BLE/RF/IR to control devices end-to-end.
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- 0:00Our common points
- 2:42How does it work?
- 5:58The appearances
- 8:13Why Android 6?
- 11:50The Bridges
- 12:22Creating the project
- 13:18Securing your server
- 15:22Synchronizing the data
- 22:01The Web services
- 23:55Turning on the lights
- 24:57The 3 types of events
- 25:16Creating a secure web service
- 29:50Modifying Firestore content
- 31:09Updating Firestore content
- 33:05Changing the lightbulbs' color
- 35:12Sending Bluetooth packets
- 37:58Final result
- 39:06Controlling any device
- 39:48Using a relay module
- 41:25Using a receiver
- 44:17Using a fan
- 45:27Conclusion
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