Dependble alarms

 Finally. A dependable alarm. There are still a lot of issues to handle. I'm getting inputs that trigger an alarm. Then the system creates an alarm box that shows which door or window that triggered the alarm.

The door opens when the door on screen and closes when the door opens. So I need to reverse the animation in Blender.

I need to setup groups of alarms. 

The dialog dissapears when the door closes. It should latch until acknowledged.

I need outputs so that I can I can sound an alarm. 

There is still a massive issue of how I'm going to alarm on a smartphone when the browser is closed. Otherwise, only a local alarm will sound Thats ok for now. Maybe i can send a text or call the smartphone. That would work. 

So much todo. 

The main thing is , the entire environment is working now. I have a server on the internet that serves as a relay that passes everything to anyone connected on a remote browser which can pass local information to a remote location.

Ive separated the interface from the working local running program. The 3d side runs in a browser  That raises the dependability to the heavens. It also affords remote viewing and control.

The theres logons for security.

Ill need to buy automated drapes so I can do range based outputs and stuff like that. I want to do stuff like how far is main car gate open.

I still need animations on water leaks.

I still need to do do myltiple floors.

I still need to attach. The Gemma 4 AI system.

I need to get an environment for Linux on a small computer like a Raspberry Pi that has a full enclosure so that it can be sold as a full unit.

Pierre 


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