How I Open-Sourced My Smart Home Over a Weekend: Switching from Google to “Siri”

The story

Over the previous weekend, the entire smart home at home was revamped using the open-source Home Assistant software and a small server costing less than $200 (approximately ¥31,000).

At the same time, the story of switching from Google’s voice assistant to Siri was reported.

At a glance

Key developmentsRefreshed the smart home at home using the open-source Home Assistant

Technology usedCarried out using Home Assistant and a small server

Migration statusMigrated the voice assistant from Google to Siri

Acquisition costThe small server was reportedly obtained for less than $200

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