What happens when you put together Apple’s Siri, a Raspberry Pi, and the SiriProxy hack? Well, this guy used those things and a long weekend after Christmas to put together one of the most impressive Siri-related hacks yet. Check it out at the video below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PXmCiaRc9XU

His garage door, thermostat, TV, and surveillance system are all controllable by Siri — and it works pretty well too. The guy who did all this, YouTube user Elvis Impersonator, says that he started using home automation since 2008. The SiriProxy hack in 2011 inspired him to take things to the next level by using the voice-controlled assistant.

If you’re interested in hacking up your own Siri-controlled house, he’s posted the plugins he used for the project on his GitHub page, as well as a list of all the components he used:

elvisimprsntr (Elvis) · GitHub

• Elk M1 Gold security panel (http://www.elkproducts.com)
• ISY99i Series X10/Insteon lighting controller (http://www.universal-devices.com)
• Trendnet IP cameras (http://www.trendnet.com)
• Nest Thermostat (http://www.nest.com)
• RedEye IP2IR controllers (http://www.thinkflood.com)
• SiriProxy running on a RPi (http://www.raspberrypi.org)
• iOS mobile apps MobiLinc HD ( http://mobilincstore.com) and eKeypad Pro (http://blog.ekeypad.net) for iPhone/iPad touch control. (not in video)

[via The Next Web, iDB]