Russian smart home

Smart house, probably everyone heard this phrase both on the Internet, and on the air of zomboyaschik. Many times you are surprised that only foreign manufacturers will not think up for this sphere. That tv with tviterom , then smart counters every day off the foreign conveyor. It turns out that our specialists do not waste their time, Home Sapiens has created quite an interesting software for controlling the smart home with the help of voice commands.

The whole system consists of:
1. Nettop
2. Camera (Windows compatible)
3. IR adapter
4. Microphone and acoustics
5. Flash drives (actually with the software itself)

And most importantly, there is no specific equipment — everything is very affordable and easy to buy.

But it is better to look once at one of the promoters:

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And here is how it works:




The list of compatible nettops is not yet large:

eMachines er1401
ASUS eeebox eb1006
iRU nt-330i
iRU nt-410i
iRU nt-410
Zotac ZBox HD-AD01
ASUS eeebox eb1007
ASUS eeebox eb1012p
ASUS eeebox eb1501p

But in general, as the manufacturers write on the site: “HOME SAPIENS server uses its own operating system and runs from a flash drive. HOME SAPIENS client works like a normal application on Windows XP, Windows 7. "

However, it is very important to note that at least 2 nettops are required:
“It looks like this: nettops are put, one of them (who will be the server) is put on a USB flash drive with the server part of our software and runs. On other nettops client software is installed on the Windows OS. The number of clients should not exceed the purchased license. After switching on, registration is in progress (you enter the license number) and system setup. ”

And finally, which is very gratifying, since this is the price - unlike foreign counterparts, which are only in the premium class, we get an affordable, and most importantly, Russian-oriented system

UPD: Transferred to “Startups”, since “The Future is here” is a closed blog (it didn’t look at once).

UPD: Review from the authors of the system and the responses to the comments you can read here .