OpenRemote presents at NASA conference about Reliability in Generative AI
How do you know whether AI-generated code does precisely what you ask, before deploying the code in high-risk environments? OpenRemote member Panos proposes how
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- DocumentationThe source of truth. Search our API references, configuration schemas, and deployment guides.
- Source CodeEverything is on GitHub. Fork it, contribute, or just see how the engine runs.
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Meet us at FOSDEM 2026
OpenRemote will be at FOSDEM 2026, 31 January and 1 February in Brussels, the biggest open source developers meeting in Europe. We talk at the developers room Energy or you…
Best Government Innovation of the Year 2025
The winners of the 2025 Netherlands Government Awards have been announced! Slim Strandnet finished second, or third, we'll never know. At least the claim of open source was mentioned three…
Building safer cities and protecting citizens
OpenRemote joins innovators from across Europe to Protect Citizens and Transform Urban Security Against Emerging CBRN-E Threats. The BEHOLDER Horizon Europe project aims to protect citizens by developing an integrated,…
OpenRemote Roadmap
Our OpenRemote roadmap is what helps us in prioritising new features or improvements. It's based on the input of our many users. For transparency you can already follow our GitHub…
Free on AWS Marketplace
OpenRemote is available on AWS Marketplace. For community users who want to deploy OpenRemote on their own account, the availability on AWS marketplace makes setting up much easier. You can…
The Green Nerds about OpenRemote
The Green Nerds run a very popular podcast series, adressing topics related to the energy transition. In the most recent one they talk with Hugo and David from Resourcefully, one…
MyGrid, plug & play home battery
MyGrid, the brand behind the award winning plug & play home battery, joined forces with OpenRemote to develop a smart energy management system. The two companies were initially selected by…
Energy sharing in Arnhem
Affordable and reliable energy In the Arnhem neighbourhood of Saksen Weimar, we are working with the Municipality of Arnhem, the Energy Cooperative Rijn and Ijsel and the residents’ working group…
Energy Hubs with Motus and OpenRemote
Blending energy domain expertise and physics with AI Energy Hubs are becoming essential in the transition toward sustainable energy. By integrating various energy sources, such as heating systems, solar panels,…
Introduction versioned releases
In the December 2024 Newsletter you can read about Introducing versioned releases Extending when-then and flow rules Smart Beachnet The Hague OpenRemote at FOSDEM OpenRemote roadmap Go to the newsletter…
Multilingual Notifications and community events
In the November 2024 Newsletter we are introducing multilingual notifications and sharing several community events: Introducing multilingual notifications and using placeholders Community research by Fontys Kersten Techniek introduces Motus OpenRemote…