Smart pet gadgets are overpriced, so I built one from a $15 sensor and local automation
Smart products exist in pretty much every single product category, including for your pets. When I looked at a smart terrarium controller for my gecko, I noticed it easily ran me between $80 and $150. Most were clunky, relied on proprietary, ad-ridden cloud apps, connected over flaky 2.4GHz Wi-Fi blobs, and featured primitive on/off logic that wears out hardware.
Smart products exist in pretty much every single product category, including for your pets. When I looked at a smart terrarium controller for my gecko, I noticed it easily ran me between $80 and $150. Most were clunky, relied on proprietary, ad-ridden cloud apps, connected over flaky 2.4GHz Wi-Fi blobs, and featured primitive on/off logic that wears out hardware.
Sophia Wilson
Atlanta
Atlanta
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