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Home Automation using Android, Bluetooth, AVR.. I call it Jarvis Switch

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Just completed the circuit for Wireless AC device interface to be controlled via bluetooth. Software part is yet to be ready. Will post the Video Soon.. Started feeling like Tony Stark..(a bit though..)

Video is Online..!!.
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  1. mikeDecember 1, 2012 at 1:36 PM

    good pm sir i am very interested in what you have done to this video and i want to grab a copy on your android application that you call bluhome..if it is okay for you can i have 1 copy of that file in your android the one that you click from your android application thnk you and have a nice day sir..

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    1. JimmyJanuary 2, 2013 at 1:03 PM

      Hello mike, The application is still in beta state. So once I build a stable one. i will post it on my website. So till then keep checking for it.

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