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Smart Home: Digital Thermostatic Valve Controlled via WiFi
 Smejkal, Jan ; Kapinus, Michal (referee) ; Materna, Zdeněk (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with smart home heating in households with radiators. The goal is to design a cheap digital heating head and to integrate it via WiFi and MQTT into the Home Assistant system. I have focused on keeping good design, head functions and a good user experience. Home Assistant enables showing graphs using InfluxDB and Grafana. Using a program in tool Node-RED enables it to lower heating temperature at the times of user absence and to schedule heating temperatures. The price of the complete unit is under 400 CZK. Temperature regulation was provided by a prediction controller, but it was replaced by a PID controller. The controller can regulate with the difference of maximal and minimal temperature of around 2 C. The user can control the boost mode of the head via a physical button or using the Home Assistant system. The resulting product is a good basis for a low-cost smart heating system. 
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Smart Home: Digital Thermostatic Valve Controlled via WiFi
 Smejkal, Jan ; Kapinus, Michal (referee) ; Materna, Zdeněk (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with smart home heating in households with radiators. The goal is to design a cheap digital heating head and to integrate it via WiFi and MQTT into the Home Assistant system. I have focused on keeping good design, head functions and a good user experience. Home Assistant enables showing graphs using InfluxDB and Grafana. Using a program in tool Node-RED enables it to lower heating temperature at the times of user absence and to schedule heating temperatures. The price of the complete unit is under 400 CZK. Temperature regulation was provided by a prediction controller, but it was replaced by a PID controller. The controller can regulate with the difference of maximal and minimal temperature of around 2 C. The user can control the boost mode of the head via a physical button or using the Home Assistant system. The resulting product is a good basis for a low-cost smart heating system. 
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