DChome
DChome is an open-source platform for home automation and edge computing that aims to provide a unified, privacy-respecting framework for domestic Internet of Things devices. It enables local data processing, orchestration of devices, and rule-based automation, reducing reliance on cloud services and enabling offline operation.
DChome originated from the DChome Initiative, a collaboration between developers and hobbyists begun in 2017. The
The software architecture centers on a modular hub and distributed nodes. The core components are a central
DChome emphasizes interoperability. It supports bridging to common standards such as Zigbee and Z-Wave through adapters
Reception has highlighted its privacy advantages and local control, but critics note a steeper learning curve