Not a device per se, but being able to set modes and trigger on mode changes in IFTTT would open up a lot of possibilities.
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Doorbell/push-button support would be awesome. Iād use it to turn lights on/off, put the alarm to sleep for a few minutes when I get up at night, change modes, etc.
I like the Korner door/window sensors! What are the chances ST will support them?
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Add my vote for a doorbell and for simple buttons. I have an Aeon Minimote but it doesnāt aways work and itās pretty expensive.
It would be nice to trigger SmartApps with buttons on the Minimote or simple buttons so I could create presets for Hue lights.
A cheap $20 button would be awesome.
Other stuffā¦ Irrigation controllers, motorized window shades, Quirky air conditioner, the new Hue Tap controller. Aeotec is releasing a Z-wave door chime/sirenā¦ also their new automated glass tinting would be interesting too.
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Love to see this Rocki Kickstarter added. Seems like an affordable alternative to Sonos.
I know this is rather pricey, but I would like to see kitchen appliances added. I only see GE Brillion with any discussion:
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Belkin NetCam is priced right and look good. They can even be used for motion detection for wemo switches now so ST integration for be sweet!
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NEST Protect and MyQ is a must. Whatās the reality on this on a scale of 1-10??
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Bali Motorized Window Treatments. (or other honeycomb blinds)
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Bali has a new Z-Wave Home Automation Interface
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Put my vote in for Rogue Amoeba Airfoil integration. This would give users who donāt have Sonos but do have Airplay speakers a lot of Sonos-like functionality. Rogue Amoeba has an iOS app, Airfoil Remote, that can control the Airfoil install on a PC of Mac. So, they already have some sort of remote control capability. Adding it to ST would be awesome. Then, we just need to get text-to-speech functionality added and we could get the announcements like with Sonos!!!
Please consider it, since Sonos (although great) is VERY expensive and not practical for everyone.
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I think they need to come down in priceā¦
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+SimpliSafe Alarm Security system.
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GFCI outlet receptacle
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Iād love Foscam support, IR sender/receiver, Leviton Vizia 4-button controller support, GE/Jasco Three-way on/off switch support. And, not a device, but the ability to log the activity from all or some devices, maybe to a google docs spreadsheet or even simply as a download in .csv format.
Iām also still looking forward to PlantLink support. And I wouldnāt mind the ability to control my Hue light bulbs directly, rather than through the Hue bridge since there does seem to be a slightly longer delay when I use ST rather than the Hue app itself.
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@beckwith I have the [LFM-20][1] controlling my radiant thermostat. Does yours have a remote trigger input?
Z-Wave -> IR
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I havenāt installed it yet. Since my posting I have more experience using ST controlling a HVAC thermostat and think I should be able to use the LMF-20 for my floor heat.
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I totally agree on this one. The $20 Lowes doorbell is a killer feature. It has so many uses and possibilities. For $20, I would be them in bunches. (You hear that SmartThings?)
If you have lamps plugged into Plug Controllers, itās not convenient for guests. These make ad-hoc light switches.
How about a Big Button for turning on or off every light on a floor or even the whole house. (The good night button on your nightstand.)
How about turn on or off your Sonos in a given room?
Yeah, there are so many ideas. PLEASE make this one.
This right here. +1000. Any updates?
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Forgive me if this was already mentionedā¦ I didnāt feel like reading 59 posts to find if it was or wasnāt. Iām lazyā¦
Anyway, how about a Zigbee repeater? I know that the motion sensors, when plugged in, operate as Zigbee repeaters, but I tend to think that it would be possible to make a cheaper device that was only a Zigbee repeater. You could remove the motion sensor and any parts related to thatā¦ remove the batteries too as it would have to be powered.