Contrasted with, f.e. CO, monitoring CO₂ seems to be tricky. Most devices in a reasonable price range will only give you a qualitative output: "good"-"bad"-"worse". And even getting this rather restricted kind of data into a computer for logging (and eventually: actions of the home automation system) leads to device prices at ~120€ and well above.
Recently a friend tipped me off to a device (also on amazon.de) that is almost cheap (80€) and actually gives you a CO₂ readout in ppm! Now all I need is to whack at it to get the data into a computer.
Thank you for putting this together!
I've just been porting the code to Golang, and I was wondering: did you ever figure out what any of the other data types might be? Or whether they're anything relevant at all? I figured they might be either voltage/electrical data or air pressure, but if so, none of them seem to correspond directly to any obvious unit and I don't have enough data to trendline with other sources yet.