SensorPush SmartThings integration?

Devices & Integrations
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I use several of these handy little temperature and humidity sensors. I would like to have SmartThings integration but don’t know how/where to start.

Does anyone know if there is an existing device driver for this?

These devices use Bluetooth to talk to the phone but also have a Bluetooth->Ethernet/WiFi Gateway to get it on the cloud too. I have signed up for their developer program and have the HTTP API and used it to retrieve sensor data but that’s as far as I got.

The API documentation is located here

I know SmartThings doesn’t have Bluetooth enabled but is there anyway to get it to work like other cloud services do (e.g. LIFX, Nest, Ecobee etc)?

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SmartThings has new cloud-to-cloud tools that could be used
https://smartthings.developer.samsung.com/docs/getting-started/st-schema.html

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I would like to integrate SensorPush also. Has anyone found a solution yet?

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These came up in my search lately. Anyone added support for these?

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Ever since SmartThings disabled their cloud Groovy SmartApp integration, the product is mostly dead as far as I am concerned. The cloud service is what made it thrive and be dynamic and interesting. That, coupled with the shutdown of the associated WebCore platform for cutom automations, totally gutted any useful functionality that SmartThings had.

But to answer the question, I don’t belive SmartThings has any SensorPush support

I recommend moving to Home Assistant (HA) which supports SensorPush. You would need to setup your own local HA instance but that can easily be done on a Raspberry Pi or old PC and even in docker. If cloud access is important to you, you can enable accee to your local instance via router port mappings or tunnels or pay to use their more secure, cloud-hosted service Nabu Casa.

Hope this helps.

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Thanks. As easy as it seems to do, getting weather data into ST is not easy!