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Xhouse is a free utility application designed for iPhone users, focusing on smart home management and automation. This app allows users to control various smart devices from a single interface, streamlining home management tasks. With features such as device scheduling, real-time monitoring, and remote access, Xhouse aims to enhance convenience and efficiency in daily home activities.

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The application supports a wide range of smart home devices, making it versatile for users with different setups. Xhouse also offers customizable settings to tailor the user experience, providing options for notifications and alerts. Its user-friendly interface ensures that even those new to smart home technology can navigate the app effectively, making it a practical tool for anyone looking to optimize their living space.

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GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
17
Downloads Last Week
0
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Developer’s Description

By Shanghai Zhiwei Robotics Co., Ltd.
Xhouse is the first IOS application, which is aimed to supply an easy-to-use tool for DIYer, Arduino enthusiasts and home automation makers. With...
Xhouse is the first IOS application, which is aimed to supply an easy-to-use tool for DIYer, Arduino enthusiasts and home automation makers. With Xhouse and simple hardware building, you can check something like the weather status and your plant growth condition in your garden real-time. And it supplies you a new way to control the a wide range of electronic device at home.Based on Arduino platform, it's quite easy for you to build a sensor network and DIY your own home automation system. However there's no simple way to check your sensor's data and control your devices in the market. Xhouse is designed to change this situation.The user interface of Xhouse is just simple and clear. It's even not required to introduce the function, because you can intuitively understand and use without any guide. When running Xhouse, it shows up a crystal ball in the center, which displays the temperature and humidity sensor data. Beside the crystal ball, there're two sliders and two small button with open source hardware icon, which is used to transmit "ON/OFF" to the arduino via the ethernet(or wifi). It will pop-up some tips when you open the application for the first to show you simple steps to get started with it quickly.The Xhouse function design is based on the Open Source Hardware concepts. Follow a short tutorial to build the hardware platform with Arduino controller, ethernet shield and relay modules. There is documentation and support for this modules. Then it's available for you to control the physical world with iphone and ipad. The Xboard relay will be also a good board for you to start building your sensor system, which integrates the modules and functions mentioned above.So let's start to build your own home automation now, and get things done the way you like it!Functions and AdvantagesDIY used home automation controllerDisplay environment air quality,temperature and humiditySwitchs for controlling the electronic devices and other functionsSlider for switching functionsConfigurable Ethernet IP address and portBased on open source hardware platform. Recommended to use Arduino with Arduino Ethernet shield or Xboard Relay
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