Automating the Real World
summary
Automates physical devices using PowerShell with concrete tools and outcomes: a Lightscript module controls Hue NanoLeaf Twinkly and pixel panels and successfully runs color transitions schedules and blinking effects though some demos fail on venue Wi Fi; a RoughDraft layer wraps FFmpeg to split remove audio resize and stitch Tesla dashcam clips and produce a live funhouse mirror via DirectShow; a PS3D pipeline generates OpenSCAD STLs for 3D printing; Roku ECP and Raspberry Pi integration work enough to switch HDMI inputs and drive displays lightscript rough draft ps3d
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30About James
- 1:52What is Real World Automation
- 4:05Smart Lighting
- 6:33Realistic Expectations
- 8:40Automating Lighting
- 11:50Lightscript
- 14:36Demo
- 18:40Live Demo
- 20:08Nanoleaf
- 22:03Desktop Demo
- 25:35Scripting TVs
- 26:33Roku API
- 27:58Hue API
- 29:18ESPP
- 32:28Roku TV
- 34:43Rough Draft
- 44:28PS3D
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