nathanathan

Most homes I've visited used very little home automation technology. I've only seen a few motion sensors and clappers. My own experiments with x10 equipment have been pretty limited due to time and budget constraints. I'm curious what kind of state of the art systems are out there and how well they perform in practice.

I am developing a tool for launching scripts that do things similar to actions performed by bookmarklets via natural language commands. I am looking for use cases to develop scripts for that would get people interested in using this tool. I am interested in RFIs for bookmarklets because most can be adapted into actions launched via command.

To give an idea of the type of thing I am looking for, these are some commands I've already implemented:

* "search revisions for X" on a Wikipedia article will search the article's revisions for the given phrase.

* "measure speed" on a YouTube dash cam video will try to measure the vehicles speed based on the frequency median lines go by.

* "plot locations" extracts locations mentioned on a webpage and plots them on a map.