Lowes was tired of hearing about all of this smart-home-of-the-future vaporware, so they went and done just wile'd out and made home-automation a reality on their own.
Iris is the basis of DIY, home automation utopia without all that messy Arudino compiling or hacking of that old-netbook just so the cat can Twitter. Buy some modules, customize your app, and set up the alerts and actions you care about.
The Lowes internal skunkworks teams responsible for the Iris hardware/software/smartphone system will be at the SDW to share cool technical deets of the project and talk about how they created and brought these electronic gadgets to market—homebrew style.
A single source solution for managing home intel?
Brilliant execution of protecting the Lowe's brand and business
model while encouraging retail purchases.
I can see a 3 pack for the multi-home owner ( beach, primary, mt)coming with a puppy - Holiday 2013!
January 25
I think I will be late due to this inclimate weather, many others may be as well, but I will be there!
January 25
Looking forward to see how open Lowe's IRIS sdk is for pytomation and misterhouse opensource projects.
January 11
man, was just thinking about this. the Alt.NET group is doing similar talk with Netduino
October 26
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