Open mvgijssel opened 1 year ago
To begin answering my own question. In https://github.com/mvgijssel/setup/pull/148 found and fixed a bug where I used a comma instead of a dot to indicate decimals:
diff --git a/home-assistant/config/appdaemon/apps/apps.yaml b/home-assistant/config/appdaemon/apps/apps.yaml
index 9dcd82b..ef54664 100755
--- a/home-assistant/config/appdaemon/apps/apps.yaml
+++ b/home-assistant/config/appdaemon/apps/apps.yaml
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Downstairs_ESPresenseIps:
hallway: [3.43, 9.43, 2.75]
hallway_vacuum: [5.18, 11.2, 0.05]
driveway: [2.83, 9.13, 1.03]
+ kitchen: [2.83, 7.28, 1.03]
- kitchen: [2.83, 7,28, 1.03]
kitchen_oven: [0.00, 8.03, 0.00]
garden: [0.46, 0.00, 1.03]
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This would result in the z
being 28 meter instead of 1.03 meter resulting in the wrong measurements 🤦.
After fixing the bug and installing multiple moko mk115's downtairs z
is between -1 and 4 and upstairs between 3 and 8. It will require further tuning, but this will be a good starting point to determine different floors!
Have you checked out ESPresense-companion? It's the WIP successor to this. I would love feedback. It has multiple floors built in as well.
Is there anything written on how to configure the companion? I'm not sure how to get started drawing floors, adding my ESPresense devices, connecting MQTT, etc.
Have you checked out ESPresense-companion? It's the WIP successor to this. I would love feedback. It has multiple floors built in as well.
Will check it out, thanks!
Thanks for this project, it's really dope!
I've setup ad-espresense-ips in this PR https://github.com/mvgijssel/setup/pull/134/files where I've configured two AppDaemon apps, Downstairs_ESPresenseIps and Upstairs_ESPresenseIps to help me with bluetooth object tracking across two floor.
I've made a couple of observations
As mentioned in your readme, it's really helpful to have bluetooth scanners in the corners of your house. Trying to solve that in https://github.com/mvgijssel/setup/issues/139.
matplatlib is not thread safe, therefore I got some really interesting behaviour in the mqtt camera inside of Home Assistant 🤣 because AppDaemon uses a thread per app. Implemented
draw_interval_offset
as a quick hack to get a semi-stable image for upstairs and downstairs.The
z
value of the tracked object is really high. For example this is a plot of the last 15 minutes from Home Assistant where the lowestz
is 4,66 meters and I'm pretty sure my Apple Watch is in the living room on the downstairs floor and not on the roof 🤔.Now I'm curious if you have any thoughts how to accurately determine the floor. I've read the comment posted here https://github.com/ESPresense/ad-espresense-ips/pull/21#issuecomment-1235383729, to use the
z
value as a way to determine the active floor, but there doesn't seem to be a reliable pattern when changing floors while looking at the data. Thez
value is constantly really high and seems to fluctuate a lot. I'm probably doing something wrong, just would love to pick your brain on what that is!