Introduction: Home Automation:the Thing to Get Blown Away By

About: Huge lover of arduino and a volunteer at the tech fest held at IIT Bombay .also a chef

You might think I should have put this in the arduino section but this blog isn't just by arduino but about LEDs.strip lights,Mac,relay and many innumerable thing I can't count which are yet to come in the future.so read on to get your mind blown away. I 3D printed the case for every arduino and also 3D printed the custom cases for the relay shield and the lcd and so on.the colours matched perfectly and they were perfectly embedded in the wall.

Step 1: Firstly,the Heart of the Program

Everyone knows what an arduino is but very few people know what it can do. Arduino in not only a program executioner but also something I used in home automation.read on about the peripherals

Step 2: Now Let's Get on the Minions A.k.a the Loads or Peripherals

In my home automised room connected to the five arduino said embedded in the walls are LEDs.strip lights.lcd screens.the "Mac" itself and of course a switch to turn it all off. I used the laser cutter for precisely cutting the extra pieces of wood which turned out to be perfect.

Step 3: Now Let Me Tell You How My Room Looks Like

Entering the room anybody would feel normal but when you come in the motion sensing distance. All the lights come up.you sit on the seat the strip lights turn on and then the lcd screen .it says" hi arduino777 ,how are you ".while sleeping my iPhone controls everything .my gooqii watch tells me of my sleep through the lcd and when I sleep the next day it tells me for better postures while sleeping.not surprised yet, have a look at my projects.

Step 4: Let's Get to the LED First

I used an 8w LED.you can use any LED but I does not matter as every LED uses 12v. Every LED has a 12v adapter on it.connect the LED with the relay shield as you would connect a switch.the source should be a 140v or 110v wall socket .for the arduino code you could use a blink program or complex ones such as the PIR motion sensor.the socket was laser cut too as I had an outlet but not the required space for a switch.

Step 5: The Strip Lights

See my YouTube channel for introduction to strip lights : "The all channel"

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You can use a relay to connect the single colour led strip to arduino

Step 6: A Word of Advice

Please try some projects for arduino so that you can get better ideas.you may also require a bit of practise with the 3D printer and its software.

I believe I am eligible to win the contest .people viewing pleas vote.

Full Spectrum Laser Contest 2016

Participated in the
Full Spectrum Laser Contest 2016

Arduino All The Things! Contest

Participated in the
Arduino All The Things! Contest