Accurate Motion Tracking: Integrate the Sensy-One E1 mmWave Sensor with Home Assistant Today!

Tired of unreliable motion sensors? Discover the Sensy-One E1 mmWave sensor, the smallest and most powerful solution for accurate motion detection and seamless Home Assistant integration and boost your smart home automation.

Sensy-One E1 mmWave Sensor

Instant, Hassle-Free Home Assistant Setup

Forget complicated setups. The E1 integrates directly with Home Assistant via wired Ethernet using PoE or Ethernet + USB-C 5V.

No wireless configuration needed.
Just plug it in, and it works.
Enjoy reliable, rock-solid integration.

Precision Motion Tracking for Superior Automation

The Sensy-One E1 accurately tracks up to three targets simultaneously in real time.

Detects X and Y coordinates and movement speed.
Features a 6-meter range, 120° field of view, and 35° pitch angle.
Enables precise and reliable motion tracking for effective automation.

Customizable Detection Zones to Fine-Tune Monitoring

Customize your sensor's behavior to match any environment! Use up to 10 detection zones and one exclusion zone.

Each detection zone includes three dedicated sensors: movement, presence, and target count.
Adjustable motion thresholds and timeouts ensure optimal performance.
Gain detailed insights into activity within each specific zone.

Power-Packed Performance, Wired Reliability

The E1 is more than just small. It leverages an ESP32-S3 with a dedicated PoE module – bringing serious processing power directly to the edge!

Dual-core processing delivers lightning-fast response times.
Enjoy ultra-reliable automations without Wi-Fi dependency.
Experience rock-solid performance over wired Ethernet.

Compact Design for Flexible Placement

Don't let its size fool you. The E1 packs a punch in a small footprint.

Measures only 25 mm × 30 mm × 75 mm.
Includes a Command™ Velcro Strip for easy, no-drill mounting.

Real-Time Visualization with Plotly Graph Card

Visualize movement directly within Home Assistant.

Quick Installation for the Plotly Graph Card

Install HACS (if you haven't already).
Search for and install the Plotly Graph Card integration in HACS.

Simple Setup Instructions of the Plotly Graph Card

Add a new Plotly Graph Card to your Home Assistant dashboard.
Paste the custom configuration from the Git repository into the YAML configuration editor.
Replace the placeholder IDs with your sensor name (e.g., sensy_one_1617c8 or your renamed sensor like living_room).

Precision Zone Configuration so You Can Focus on the Right Events

Configure up to 10 detection zones and one exclusion zone directly from your Home Assistant dashboard.

Set Horizontal Boundaries: Define the leftmost (X Begin) and rightmost (X End) coordinates of your zone.
Set Vertical Boundaries: Define the top (Y Begin) and bottom (Y End) coordinates of your zone.

Example:

X Begin: -125
X End: 125
Y Begin: 175
Y End: 425

Each zone reports a presence sensor, a movement sensor, and a target count sensor, offering all the data needed for precise automation.

Always Up-to-Date: Effortless Over-the-Air (OTA) Firmware Updates

Enjoy the latest features and performance improvements with regular OTA updates.

Download the latest OTA firmware from our Git repository.
Access the sensor’s web server via the ESPHome integration in Home Assistant.
Upload the firmware file and click Update.

Maximize Control with Custom Firmware

For advanced users, integrate these settings into your YAML for custom firmware development.

esp32:
  board: esp32-s3-devkitc-1
framework:
  type: arduino
  version: 2.0.9
ethernet:
  type: W5500
  mosi_pin: GPIO11
  miso_pin: GPIO12
  clk_pin: GPIO13
  cs_pin: GPIO14
  reset_pin: GPIO9
  interrupt_pin: GPIO10
  clock_speed: 25MHz
uart:
  id: uart_ld2450
  tx_pin: GPIO37
  rx_pin: GPIO38
  baud_rate: 256000
  parity: NONE
  stop_bits: 1