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    MAX! home automation
    MAX home automation is a GTK+ application to manage ELV/eQ-3 MAX! cubes. A cube is a gateway to a network of radiator thermostats, shutter contacts etc. Radiator and wall-mounted thermostat schedule can be edited uploaded, stored into a file and restored from there. Wall-mounted thermostat temperature graphs are indicated on a separate page sorted by the installation room. HTTP server is provided for integration with HTTP-enabled controls. E.g. thermostats can be queried and controlled...
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    pyStat

    Python module RCS Thermostat control

    Provides a python module for working with the Residential Control Systems (RCS) RS-485 controllable thermostats. The project also provides simple python command line utilities utilizing the module for manipulating the thermostat and basic web interface. Visit the SourceForge "Code" page to download a snapshot.
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    Slimhuis.com Smart Home Thermostat

    Slimhuis.com Smart Home Thermostat

    Smart home thermostat with touch screen and home automation

    This project includes both hardware- and software design for a new innovative Home Thermostat. It is based on NXP ARM-M series microcontroller and offers a large touch screen. All software and interfaces are open allowing other users to add custom hardware, such as sensors and actuators for home automation. Also, a network connection is provided (WIFI optional) to allow mobile apps to communicate with the home thermostat to set and read values and/or control the home automation system.
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    Opentherm Communicator

    This tool allows a PC to communicate with opentherm thermostats

    This is a tool that sits between opentherm thermostats, and a PC. The firmware talks to each thermostat, and reports via the serial port.
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    Ardamon

    Arduino-controlled thermostat and sensors management

    Ardamon is an arduino and PHP based solution to replace your thermostat so you gain a open-source solution that is manageable online. It also offers statistics and can help regulate many sensors around your house
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    DefendLineII
    ATMEL ATMega1280 based powerful, multifunctional, reliable, expandable and extremely flexible hardware platform for home and industrial processes automation, robotic toys, security systems, education and enjoyment.
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    This software is the going to be used in a small office refrigerator to controll the thermostat. Currently the code is written for the PIC16F84 in assembler. The code is fully compilable in MPLAB.
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