I made a home assistant hub using Atomstack S20 Pro

I've slowly added more and more devices and sensors to my home automation setup, and now I've got quite a few apps to control them on my phone and iPad. I'd also like to set up automations and routines between devices, but interfacing across platforms and brands is often not available, or at best buggy.
https://www.atom-stack.com/products/atomstack-s20-pro-130w-powerful-laser-engraving-machine-quad-core-diode ,
If you've done anything related to home automation on a Raspberry Pi, you've probably heard of Home Assistant. It's a free, open-source software package designed to be a central hub or control system for all your smart home devices, and there's a sizable online community dedicated to the integration. For example, it lets you do things you wouldn't normally be able to, like turn on your Philips Hue lights with an IKEA motion sensor. Something that neither ecosystem alone supports.

So today I'm going to install Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi and use my new laser cutter, the Atomstack S20 Pro, to laser cut its case so I can place it in a convenient place in my house and it doesn't look like a bunch of wires, Adapter and PCB.

https://www.atom-stack.com/products/atomstack-s10-pro-50w-diy-laser-engraving-machine ,

Unboxing and setting up the Atomstack S20 Pro
The S20 Pro is a new diode laser engraving and cutting machine from Atomstack that uses a clever quad laser module to deliver 20W of optical power. The laser is so powerful they claim it can cut even 0.05mm sheet metal which is a first for a consumer grade diode laser as far as I know. They also said I could cut wood up to 12mm and opaque acrylic up to 8mm in one go.

The 20W laser module is a bit chunkier than the one on the Atomstack S10 Pro.

The control PCB and cooling fans are built into the metal housing, and air ports on the top lead down to nozzles around the lens for the included air assist system. I really like how well integrated the air assist system is with the modular design, it doesn't seem like an afterthought.
https://www.atom-stack.com/products/a5-pro-40w-laser-cutting-machine-atomstack ,
The included air assist system is their own branded system. I've used industrial aquarium air pumps on my K40 laser cutter before, so I expected this to be the case, but it's actually much better. The unit apparently uses a two cylinder compressor to deliver 10-25 l/min of air to improve cutting and engraving quality and speed, we'll see how that works in a bit.
https://www.atom-stack.com/products/atomstack-s40-pro-210w-industrial-grade-laser-engraver ,
At just over $1,000, it's pricey, so I expect the machine to be able to cut at least as well as most entry-level 40W CO2 lasers.