Domotics Kit: an IoT platform for every Smart Home now on Kickstarter

• Tweet
• Pin It

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wave4u/domotics-kit-an-iot-platform-for-every-smart-home?ref=video

Domotics Kit is a complete solution, based on Arduino, Udoo and Raspberry boards, to easily design and prototype interactive objects or environments, to make any kind of device around you smart, to create applications that make life easier for everyone.

Domotics Kit is also an open platform, that means you can tailor it to match your creativity: all you need to do is to unleash your creativity and to design your smart network.

Powered by Telecontrolli ceramic-based RF system and assisted by sensors and relais, the kit will help you to control various devices that work together to form a cohesive network and, thanks to KOSMO web server, to connect your local network to the Internet, making it accessible from PC, notebook and smartphone everywhere in the world.

By assembling the various modules available, like a Lego(TM) game, you can Monitor, Control and make smart Rules.

A wide range of radio shields sub1GHZ, radio modules, sensors and actuators, 100% compatible with all the sketches and resources available on the Arduino community as well as all actuators and digital, analogic and I2C sensors available on the market.

All Domotics Kit Objects are included in the Wave4U Fritzing library.

On Kickstarter official page, you can back the team and choose which package you prefer!

Related Posts

• 

  How to Control NeoPixel Installations via Wi-Fi Using Fishino and NodeMCU with Python
  How to Control NeoPixel Installations via Wi-Fi Using Fishino and NodeMCU with Python
• 

  How to Adjust X and Y Axis Scale in Arduino Serial Plotter (No Extra Software Needed)
  How to Adjust X and Y Axis Scale in Arduino Serial Plotter (No Extra Software Needed)
• 

  Building a 3D Digital Clock with Arduino
  Building a 3D Digital Clock with Arduino
• 

  Creating a controller for Minecraft with realistic body movements using Arduino
  Creating a controller for Minecraft with realistic body movements using Arduino