How to Control Google Home in SmartThings | Making Google Speak in 2020

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In this video we will go over how to add Google Home to Samsung SmartThings as smart devices so that SmartThings can actually make Google Speak. Setting up this capability is a big game changer for your home automation rules, and can really add another dimension to SmartThings. This includes making changes to allow for this community created program to work in the NEW SmartThings app.

I will go over how to install cast-web-api, how to add device handlers and the smartapp in SmartThings IDE, how to connect Google Home to SmartThings, and how to setup automations both in SmartThings new rule engine as well as in webCoRE. I will also give 6 examples of how this feature can bring your Home Automation setup to the next level.

This will be accomplished by installing and setting up cast-web-api, which can be installed on several different devices such as raspberry pi, Windows, Mac, Linux, and even Android devices! For this video I will be going over how to install on a raspberry pi, but setup and automation tips and tricks are the same no matter where cast-web-api is installed.

Looking to get into SmartThings? All it takes are three easy steps!

Step 1 – Hub:
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Step 2 – Sensors:
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Step 3 – Home Control:
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GE Z-Wave Plus Smart Light Switch: https://amzn.to/2WGexUz
GE Z-Wave Plus Smart Motion Sensor Light Switch: https://amzn.to/2NbUyKm
Samsung SmartThings Button: https://amzn.to/36x57PC

My Raspberry Pi Build:
Raspberry Pi 4B (4GB RAM): https://amzn.to/3fW5bMF
PoE HAT: https://amzn.to/3i5AKG2
Case: https://amzn.to/31mIQUN
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Making SmartThings Smarter with cast-web-api

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
0:54 – What is cast-web-api?
1:27 – Important cast-web-api tips
2:32 – Installing cast-web-api on a raspberry pi
4:36 – How to verify your cast-web-api installation
5:04 – How to install device handlers in SmartThings IDE
6:04 – How to install a smartapp in SmartThings IDE
6:18 – How to make cast-web-api work with the new SmartThings App
6:52 – Setting up cast-web-api in SmartThings (New App Only)
8:52 – Interacting with Google Home Devices as SmartThings Devices
9:28 – Setting up home automation rules with SmartThings rule engine (New App Only)
9:55 – Using webCoRE to control Google Home Devices added to SmartThings
11:29 – Testing out a simple webCoRE piston making Google Speak
11:53 – Overview of advanced webCoRE piston to make Google Speak
12:12 – Testing the advanced webCoRE piston to make Google Speak
12:45 – Examples for how to use cast-web-api to bring your home automation to the next level

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