castleOS

I used CastleOS in my apartment for about three months. After constant crashing, my morning weather script not speaking every morning, and an extremely slow development timeframe, it was time to move somewhere else. So where does one go from here? The CastleHUB Kickstarter set me back $400. Not to

This post is part of a series of my thoughts on CastleOS and the CastleHUB. If you haven't already, you should check out my initial thoughts here . The following is my opinion, and Your Mileage May Vary. CastleOS claims it has one of the most powerful scripting languages

This post is part of a series of my thoughts on CastleOS and the CastleHUB. If you haven't already, you should check out my initial thoughts here and Part 2 here . In this installment, I'll be setting up and experimenting with the voice control features advertised

This post is part of a series of my thoughts on CastleOS and the CastleHUB

I've been using the CastleHUB from CastleOS in my apartment for about twelve weeks now. Its also twelve months since the CastleHUB Kickstarter Campaign launched. In the following series I'll be writing about my experiences using the CastleHUB to automate my apartment. The following is my

One of my favourite scenes from the awesome movie Iron Man is the scene where J.A.R.V.I.S, the AI assistant wakes up the house with the current weather. J.A.R.V.I.S also opens the blinds and turns on the lights. Something as simple

In late October I received my CastleHUB from CastleOS. This is a short unboxing video showing you what's inside this Kickstarter project. I'll be blogging about my experience with the CastleHUB and CastleOS in general, as I use it to start my personal home automation project.