
Home Assistant adds support for a $4 mmWave sensor
In an upcoming update, Home Assistant will support Hi-Link LD2410B, which at ~US$4 is one of the most affordable mmWave presence sensors available.
Home Assistant is constantly changing and evolving. One day, you might be editing your automations and scripts using YAML, the next you might be using a fancy and user-friendly interface. The same goes for ESPHome and many other self-hosted home automation software commonly used. The following articles will let you stay on top of everything that is new to your favourite applications.
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In an upcoming update, Home Assistant will support Hi-Link LD2410B, which at ~US$4 is one of the most affordable mmWave presence sensors available.
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