Evaluation of the available scripting languages for home automation networks: Real world case study
Milan Z. Bjelica, Bojan Mrazovac, Nikola Dj. Teslic · 2011
Ever increasing demand for the solutions that can help automate everyday tasks inside a household has resulted in various systems, devices and applications working towards the fulfilment of that goal. The majority of systems use scripting languages to define the behaviour of automated devices in the home. In this paper we present the results of the analysis of several major scripting languages used within a real home automation system, which we extended with several different script interpreters. In the scope of our discussions scripting languages Lua, XML and SMIL are covered.