[Hai-users] A More "Open" Security/Automation Platform
Byron Peebles
ByronPeebles at ieee.org
Fri Jan 13 18:57:05 CST 2006
I've grown somewhat tired of the proprietary nature of the Aegis 2000
units I've been
trying to support over the last five years, and my New years Resolution
is to see if I can
find a more "open" platform for future work. Now my definition of
"open" is possibly a
little different: Linux-based, Embedded, with a decent control
programming language,
like Python or Perl or something you can buy a book about.
A good example would be the Linksys NSLU2, which many people have hacked
to provide
Linux access and dedicated services. So, I would develop my control
routines in a more documented languages.
Has anyone encountered a more open solution that doesn't require the
power and
administration of a PC? I'm really thinking embedded is the only way to
go,. ( i did
fool with the CPU-XA awhile ago - something more complete would be nice.)
A plus would be for the unit to run 100% from battery, but have a
charger instead of a wall wart power cube.
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