I made this because i have a couple of raspberry pi's with grovepi's I don't have the same sensors for each one.

There are two main use cases.

• Record Data

  • Record data and look for trends.
  • When does the furnance kick on, what happens with dust when we vaccuum, etc.

• Alerting.

  • There is a gas leak
  • It is freakishly dusty

Two modes

1. Run in the background and poll all of the sensors writing to a sensor repo.
2. Test a sensor to see if it is working

Running the tests python -m unittest discover -p '*_test.py'

settings.yaml

Write the data to AWS IOT

Add a rules engine dsl language like cloud custodian in order to author alerts Example policies: - name: dangerous-gas-levels resource: gas threshold: gt 50 actions: pusheralert

Take the same alerts and apply them to a mesh of sensors with more logic. Like gas gt 50 and temp lt 30 or any gas gt 50

Senior Check in App Mobile app that allows family members to say that they talked to Senior ALso a way to register sensor. An example would be a loudness sensor. It would be super cool to see the loudness at a family members house to get an idea that they had watched tv that day. Eventually train the data so it would know that you watched tv, etc.

Somethign like "Did you just watch tv? from x to y? You say yes, and the next time it records it. That way you can get a feeling that your parent was watching tv, and is doing ok. Kind of like a dashboard for your senior parents, with an activity log with sensor data and check in data.

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