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Philips Hue turns lights on, controls brightness, and color.
Nest thermostats displays current temperature and control target temperature/away mode.
Heat Control reads a temperature sensor and control a heater switch.
WeMo switches controls and reads the usage statistics from Insight switches.
TEMPer sensors reads the current temperature.
LimitlessLED controls your LimitlessLED lights.
Edimax switches controls the state.
Efergy Engage hubs monitors home energy use.
DHTxx reads the temperature and humidity.
Blickstick controls your Blinkstick lights or device.
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MySensors integrates MySensors sensors.
Raspberry PI switch controls and sensor reads the values of GPIOs.
Insteon controls devices connected with the ISY994 controller.
X10 controls devices connected with the ISY994 controller.
Arduino controls digital pins and read from analog pins.
RFXtrx controls and monitors RFXtrx devices.
MQTT allows sending and recieving MQTT messages, incl. switches and sensors.
aREST sensors observe and switches controls the pins of aREST enabled devices.
REST sensors observe RESTful enabled devices or services.
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Controls your media player (Playback and Volume) and get details about the played track.

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Google Cast
Kodi
iTunes
Logitech Squeezebox
Music Player Daemon (MPD)
Plex
Sonos devices
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Camera allows you to see what going in real-time. Other entities report the current state and/or let you control it.

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Hikvision controls the motion detection setting.
IP camera integrates a generic IP camera or image url.
Foscam let you see your live stream.
SABnzbd clients monitors queue and download speeds.
System Monitor tracks CPU, memory, and disk usage on the host machine.
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Command line switches and sensors issues command line commands to do or the get something.
Glances tracks system information on remote hosts.
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- -## {% linkable_title Hubs %} - -Home Assistant integrates with a variety of third party Home Automation hubs and networks. It allows you to control the connected switches, lights and sensors via Home Assistant. Click on the following logos for setup instructions: - -[Zwave](/components/zwave.html) -[Tellstick](/components/tellstick.html) -[Vera](/components/vera.html) -[Wink](/components/wink.html) -[ISY994](/components/isy994.html) -[Modbus](/components/modbus.html) -[Verisure](/components/verisure.html) - -

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Those services offers you a wide range of possibilities out-of-box.

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History track the state of entities and allow users to browse through.
Conversation process textual commands like ones received by speech-to-text engines.
Discovery scans the network for supported devices.
Logbook provides a logbook-style view on the Entity history.
Browser opens URLs on the host machine.
Downloader allows downloading URLs to the host machine.
Keyboard simulate key presses on the host machine.
Shell commands expose shell commands as services.
Time & Date displays the time and the date and Worldclock from a different time zone.
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Notify My Android (NMA)
Instapush
PushBullet
PushOver
Slack
E-Mail
Syslog
Jabber (XMPP)
Telegram
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OpenWeatherMap displays current meteorological data or weather forecast.
Forecast.io displays current meteorological data.
Bitcoin displays details about the Bitcoin Network.
Swiss Public Transport displays Swiss timetable data for traveling.
IFTTT allows the triggering of recipes.
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