Let’s flex our KNX skills to rapidly accomplish ETS programming tasks
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Fueled by the goal of catapulting participants into high-paying roles within the automation industry, our hackathon offers an intensive, real-world challenge in KNX system programming.
This unique hackathon not only showcases your skills to potential employers but also opens doors to exciting career opportunities in the fast-growing home automation sector.
Kick-off the hackathon with an overview and special focus on Interra’s contributions to automation
Learn to control a single room’s lighting with basic KNX programming for on/off and dimming functions
Create and activate multiple lighting scenes across different rooms with a single KNX command
Integrate motion sensors to automate lighting, enhancing convenience and energy efficiency
Implement daylight harvesting by programming KNX systems to adjust artificial lighting based on natural light levels
Set up remote-controlled lighting solutions via smartphone or web, introducing smart home accessibility.
 Incorporate voice control with KNX for hands-free lighting management using platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant
Develop a presence simulation program to improve security by mimicking occupancy through lighting patterns
Implement an emergency lighting system within the KNX framework to activate during power outages
Program tunable white lights to adjust color temperature for wellness benefits, mimicking natural daylight cycles
Monitor and report energy consumption of the lighting system, emphasizing sustainability and cost-saving opportunities.
This day will also conclude the event.
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The KNX Automation Hackathon is an online event designed to challenge and enhance your skills in home automation using the KNX system. Over the course of the event, you'll tackle ten missions, each focusing on a different aspect of automation, from lighting control to energy monitoring.
Anyone with an interest in home automation, smart home technologies, or KNX programming is welcome to participate. Whether you're a student, electrician, or aspiring business owner looking to dive into the world of automation, this event is for you.
While having some background in KNX or home automation can be helpful, it is not strictly necessary. The hackathon is designed to accommodate participants at various skill levels, with missions ranging from basic to advanced complexities.
Participants will need a stable internet connection, access to a computer capable of running KNX ETS software, and an enthusiasm for learning. Any additional software or tools required for specific missions will be communicated in advance.
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