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#17 • Featuring Smart Home YouTuber Patrick Hunt of Make Smart Matter (opens the original)
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Patrick Hunt’s YouTube channel, Make Smart Matter, isn’t just a name: his smart home runs on dozens of Thread Border Routers.He joins Abe to talk through his experience running that setup on Homey Self-Hosted Server, which has been smooth so far.On Matter as a whole, he’s largely positive, but just as clear about where the standard still falls short.
Homey Portal Special • With a Twist (opens the original)
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Homey Portal is our first product with a screen: a round 2.8-inch touchscreen wrapped in a stainless steel ring, for the desk or the wall. In this episode, co-founder Emile and Abe go through it. Where the idea started, a live demo of what it does, right down to the sound design that shapes how it feels to use.
#16 • Inside a Smart Home YouTuber’s Home • Eric Welander Talks Matter & CSA News (opens the original)
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Abe from Homey talks with Eric Welander, who’s been documenting his smart home on YouTube since 2018, about the week’s biggest news: Google’s new smart speaker and SwitchBot’s parent company buying Nanoleaf. They compare notes from the CSA (Connectivity Standards Alliance) event, then walk through Eric’s own smart home setup: how it’s built, what’s changed over the years, and where Homey fits into his daily routine.
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