Home Assistant is a local home automation platform and server that acts as an IoT device orchestrator. It integrates diverse smart home hardware by wrapping third-party APIs into a standardized logic layer and stores all system state and historical statistics on local hardware to eliminate cloud dependencies.
Les fonctionnalités principales de home-assistant/home-assistant.io sont : Local-First Storage, Workflow Automations, Home Automation, Hardware State Entities, Smart Home and IoT, Geographic Zone Transitions, Device Domain Organizations, External Data Parsing.
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