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that is an amazing piece Boris!

THat is truly Epic!

He looks like Professor Isaac Kleiner from Half-Life and this is the HEV suit charger panel.

You are a legend! This is what futur should looks like!

If this what it takes for a "smart" home I'll pass.

Interesting, It has a nuclear reactor control panel vibe.

Amazing

I thought it was about a streamer. I already have enough DACs.

Fantastic, unfortunately my wife will kill me if a put this in our house 😂

Buen trabajo. ;)

That is one gorgeous DEC Mini on the background!

nice project , but very overkill to use a rasp for the physical side of things , a arduino mega with 2/3 uno connected with serial for more I/O if needed would have been already a lot more than enough

I'm baffled. Wasn't "automation" invented so we didn't need control panels? Wasn't digital automation invented so we didn't need physical interfaces at all? Is the whole point of having "automation" to not NEED ANY controls? I fear you have spent quite a large portion of time walking and working yourself in a circle and ended up back where you started in a long roundabout way. I hope it was at least fun.

I love that it has safe mode so smart. I would love to tell kids no then set up a camera and see how long it takes them to try something. And put a alarm that goes off when they do just to scare them, like house self destruct sequence indicated.

Did you forget to attach the flux capacitor?

Phenomenal job!

this is the only guy that can use the Rockwell Retro Encabulator

if u want to send me the stl from ur model i can print and ship the parts with added color i have a bambu with 2 ams i wont charge a ton maybe 20 bucks for printing and 15 for shipping small time 3d printing company here

Dudes a real life Dilbert

I do admire the attention to detail and dedication to the project! I wonder where does that control panel live and if the alarms are audible in the rest of the house or do you use mobile notifications as well? 3D printing and the build process was very nice to see 😁

I have reached the end of the internet

Holy crap, we need more super nerds like this. Good work man!

How was your Pi's wifi reception inside the aluminum enclosure of the case?

Its hideous.

This dud is a virgin

I'd go for silk screen or stenciled labeling over printing the indents. But I don't have a 3D printer, so maybe that trial and error is part of the fun for you.

Wow!! I've recently started down the Home Assistant rabbit hole. I've seen some impressive Home Assistant dashboards for tablets, but I like physical switches and buttons. I'm in the very early stages of learning to do a fraction of what you've done. I currently have an ESP32 module on a bread board with one button that turns a couple of lights on and off. I'll be expanding the prototype as soon as some additional supplies I ordered, including some better bread board buttons, arrive. My first control panel will probably just be a bank of toggle switches in a small project box on an end table next to my recliner.

I like the water meter setup, I have been wanting a shut-off system like this

it llooks very cool

Meanwhile, me: Hot? Open window Cold? Close window

Really cool!

Dude probably has one of those all-white metal rooms and all kind of control panels to take over the world

Super cool! I love the aesthetic :)

I want one!

Houston.....we have a problem

Boris is the type of guy who just stopped asking himself: "Do i realy need this?"

With The POE hat I was under the impression that GPIO pins were then unusable. I see at 8:58 that you are still using those. Is there a work around?

Thank you for sharing your masterpiece. I was intrigued and inspired by how far you went with your ideas. I'm just starting to learn more python programing language. You've shown a new height of expertise that I'll look up to. I was also a big fan of the background for the style combination you chose between aviation equipment and nuclear design. I've subscribed and look forward to seeing what you do next. Cheers!

OMG, this is awesome. I'm thinking of making this for my wife & putting near her bedside table so she can be reminded of how smart I am 😁- You know what they say; happy wife, happy life 😂

Holy shit I would pay for this, I LOVE this

When color filling your legends, get a syringe and use Testor's model paints. A little more tedious, but the results will be better.

That has to be the coolest thing I have seen yet. I was a programmer for Butler in a Box by Master Voice. It was a marval between 1984-2004 and is in the Smithsonian Institute. I programmed two hoses before my boss got cold feet and gave it up. I like your control panel better because of the screen and buttons. Besides we have come a great deal farther than Butler in a Box by far.

"Dave, we're out of cocoa pebbles"

This type of content, video quality and presentation is why youtube was developed. Thanks for this great video, I am very impressed and its very nostalgic how you have minimal editing and pure content. Keep it up :)

Definitely too much time on hands. Super cool though and thanks for sharing

that is so cool holy shit

This looks fantastic! You could raise the text on the labels above the rest of the design so you can pause the print and switch filament. That way, it won't smudge.

Looks like a control board from the original Star Trek.

Strong Tom Paris Delta Flyer vibes, don't stop

Also having to deal with WAF (wife approval factor). 😅 thanks for tip "Interactive wall art"