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Re: [Whyro-users] Slashdot discussion about automation

[Patrik Å. <pat...@gm...>]

I had not read that "article". We're not the only one observing the poor
selection of nice home automation software obviously. Without having done a
complete scan of all home automation software out there, my guess is that
too many of them are focusing on a specific set of hardware or sensor
networks. I truely hope that our approach of a platform that is independent
of the underlaying sensor network is the right way to go.

I'll post a link to the article on the front page.

Thanks,
/på

2009/10/26 David Österberg <da...@gm...>

> Just registered to tell you about an interesting Slashdot article, in
> case you didn't see it already.
> Here's the link.
>
>
> http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/10/26/164226/What-is-the-Current-State-of-Home-Automation?art_pos=1
>
> Best
> David Österberg
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[Whyro-users] Slashdot discussion about automation

[David Ö. <da...@gm...>]

Just registered to tell you about an interesting Slashdot article, in
case you didn't see it already.
Here's the link.

 http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/10/26/164226/What-is-the-Current-State-of-Home-Automation?art_pos=1

Best
David Österberg