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Linux powers Zigbee-based home monitor (LinuxDevices)Linux powers Zigbee-based home monitor (LinuxDevices)
[Press] Posted Mar 20, 2008 17:04 UTC (Thu) by cook
LinuxDevices looks at a Linux-powered wireless security system. "A British startup called AlertMe.com has introduced a remotely managed security system that runs off a Linux-driven Hub. The AlertMe Hub tracks various sensors via Zigbee, and then reports back to AlertMe.com's servers, which in turn relay alarm events to the customer via SMS or email. Costing $800 plus $23.50 a month, the system alerts remote customers to events such as an intruder or a fire, says the company. The battery-powered, ZigBee-enabled devices in the AlertMe network include door and window sensors and alarm detectors that listen for existing smoke or carbon monoxide alarms."
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