Yes, we're looking at a couple ways to do it. There might be a hacker mode where you run a daemon on your Mac that syncs with f.lux (and then you could move it to a home server or raspberry pi if you wanted). But we need to do better than "leave the mac on all the time" even though I know some people have a mac mini that does that - it isn't most people!

@kristoffer Hmm, new app? I can't comment on that as I recently wiped my phone in hopes of better battery life as the 5.0 update just destroyed it. Something about "mobile network" eating up all my battery. Going back to older versions has only brought back my ability to change the ringer volume on the lock screen by holding the power button. It also has a much easier (and intuitive) way to access emergency call. I'm on 4.4. Hue pro is a good app if you don't mind paying a bit for it. I like it but I'm sure you can find something very similar for free.

Hi Brent...i am new to this forum. Although i am a hardware design engineer. I want to learn about the control system on which you people are working.What type of control system it is and on which protocol it does work? Also which type of hardware it needs? impedance controlled PCB