Well, In this post we are going to try to explain the whole process we need to start the magic cubes, these from Xiaomi or Aqara… and be able to use them to automate a task in our Home Assistant. Let's freak out!
In this chapter we will learn how to control the health of our plants in a simple and cheap way. Where we can know parameters such as the humidity it has, Temperature, The amount of light, or fertilizer among others.
If we are lucky enough to have the best vacuum cleaner on the market, that is, a Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum and you want to continue integrating everything into Home Assistant to have your smart home controlled from a single point, This is your post. You will see that in 5 minutes you have it mounted and you can control the vacuum cleaner, as well as to know any detail from Hassio. And at the end we will know how to learn areas, like cooking, and send him to automatically inhale after lunchtime those crumbs that we have dropped, ¡ah! And in silence because it's nap time.
If we have the wonderful and all-powerful Xiaomi robot vacuum cleaner and you want to visualize its data in a Grafana dashboard, This is your post! In it we will see how to connect to the vacuum cleaner, how we can ask you questions and obtain all kinds of interesting data, and then store it in a MySQL database that we will attack with Grafana to visualize and process these metrics.
If you have the Xiaomi Smart Scale scale, follow the steps in this document and you will be able to read your weight from a Raspberry Pi, by connecting via bluetooth we will store the records in a MySQL database, and so if we want we can exploit them super easily with Grafana! I will leave you with a series of documents that I think are very interesting to obtain information from different devices that control our life and visualize it in a super cool way!
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