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I had an unused Zigbee vibration sensor at home that was not used for any automation. Wanting to put my data skills to use, I decided to use it towards a data gathering project. Therefore, I placed it in the Fridge, as any other person would.

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I had an unused Zigbee vibration sensor at home that was not used for any automation. Wanting to put my data skills to use, I decided to use it towards a data gathering project. Therefore, I placed it in the Fridge, as any other person would. I wanted to know, how many times a day, do I open the fridge ❄️, what are the most common hours, and what are the most common days. So far, I have only a few days of data, but will constantly adapt the project with new developments.

I've updated the program so that the analysis is done (manually) in a python script and parsed as .json format. Then, the front-end takes it up via JS and displays it on the link below.

You can check the data here: Demo

Analysis

I am analyzing how many times a day the fridge was opened and during what intervals. So far, I am using the following time intervals:

  • 07:00-12:00 - Morning
  • 12:00-17:00 - Afternoon
  • 17:00-23:59 - Evening
  • Else - Night

Visualizations

I am using the following libraries for data visualization:

  • matplotlib: For static plots.
  • Bokeh: For interactive plots.
  • Plotly: For interactive plots.

The data from the sensor is processed and visualized to provide insights into the usage patterns of the fridge.

This is the sensor used for the project:

Sensor

Data Plot:

Plot1


This project is a work in progress, and I plan to add more features and automate the data collection process in the future.

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I had an unused Zigbee vibration sensor at home that was not used for any automation. Wanting to put my data skills to use, I decided to use it towards a data gathering project. Therefore, I placed it in the Fridge, as any other person would.

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