Of course not! If you are [Guyfromhe], you solve this problem with a servo attached to a screw-on light switch faceplate, and you control it with a pair of Arduino/nRF24L01 combos.

Regardless, if this and the paltry price of $29.99 for a refurbished plug is the cost of never having to touch another light switch again, the tradeoff is well worth it in the long run.

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Below is an edited transcript excerpt from "Episode 13: Designing A Smart Lighting Plan: Voice Control, Presence Detection, & Light Switches" -- the fourth episode in a 7-part series on the future ...

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The example given on the company's Kickstarterpage for the use of the device is simple yet effective, showing avoice-controlled light switch, in which users can not only tell thedevice to switch ...

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They usually live on your nightstand, but this DIY model attaches to your ceiling, like a normal light. You get good, even room lighting to help you get up, and best of all, it’s controlled by ...

Smart light switches that can be controlled through Alexa or Google Assistant are nothing new, but the iDevices Instinct takes things a step further: it actually has Alexa built in, turning the ...